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Bump org.apache.tika:tika-core from 1.25 to 1.28.3 in /backend
Bumps org.apache.tika:tika-core from 1.25 to 1.28.3.
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Release 1.28.3 - 5/23/2022
- General dependency upgrades (TIKA-3770).
Release 1.28.2 - 4/26/2022
General dependency upgrades (TIKA-3688).
Upgrade to PDFBox 2.0.26 (TIKA-3726).
Upgrade to Apache POI 5.2.0. This is the first upgrade to POI 5.x and represents a major refactoring. Users will experience significantly more logging (TIKA-3678).
Release 1.28.1 - 2/8/2022
Security upgrades: xerces, log4j2, junrar and protobuf (TIKA-3671 and TIKA-3638).
General dependency upgrades (TIKA-3671).
Release 1.28 - 12/19/2021
Upgrade log4j to 2.17.0 (TIKA-3625)
Upgrade PDFBox to 2.0.25 (TIKA-3622)
Upgrade log4j 1.x to log4j2 2.16.0. Users will likely want to upgrade their logging configurations from log4j to log4j2 (TIKA-3618).
General dependency upgrades (TIKA-3613).
Release 1.27 - 06/30/2021
Migrate MP4 parsing to Drew Noakes' metadata-extractor (TIKA-3459). To revert to legacy parser turn off NoakesMP4Parser and turn on MP4Parser via tika-config.xml.
Prevent rare infinite loop in tika-server's -spawnChild mode when restart fails because of failure to bind to the port (TIKA-3441).
Improve likelihood that tesseract will not be orphaned on jvm restart in tika-server (TIKA-3441).
Deprecate experimental PDFPreflightParser (TIKA-3437).
Apply encoding detection to zip entry names via Ryan421 (TIKA-3374).
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79d724c[maven-release-plugin] prepare release 1.28.3-rc1aba7414Update CHANGES.txt for 1.28.3 release8d76590tighten up regex in StandardsTexta454cafTIKA-3770 -- general upgrades for 1.28.3fb721d6Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/branch_1x' into branch_1x9a5afd2TIKA-3770: update jacksonee9db0eTIKA-3770: remove entry that is also in parent pom.xml8dc66e5TIKA-3770: revert update of jakarta.annotation-api, fails on jdk11+4009fc6TIKA-3770: update lombok and jakarta.annotation-api7fd12a3TIKA-3770: update zstd-jni- Additional commits viewable in compare view
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