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Maven Central Artifact Versions, Dates and Upgrade Check

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Java and JVM dependency checks from the official Maven Central search index: every published version with its UTC release date, the newest release derived from those dates, how old a pinned version is and how many versions it is behind. Batch coordinates, keyword, group and class search.

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Maven coordinates

coordinates

Optional

Artifacts to check, one per line, as groupId:artifactId, or groupId:artifactId:version to compare a pinned version with the newest release. Surrounding spaces, stray quotes and a trailing :jar or @aar are ignored. One dataset row per artifact. A coordinate Maven Central does not hold comes back as a row with found: false instead of disappearing; a value that cannot be a coordinate at all (an artifact name without a group) stops the run and names the expected shape.

Type:string[]

Max. items:50

Search queries

searchQueries

Optional

Free-text searches over the same index, for artifacts whose coordinates you do not know. Plain words search names and descriptions (json parser, jdbc postgres). Index qualifiers are passed on exactly as typed: g:com.squareup.okhttp3 for a whole group, a:okhttp for an artifact id in any group, tags:kotlin, c:ObjectMapper for a simple class name, fc:com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper. Each query returns up to searchMaxItems artifacts; an artifact found twice is one row.

Type:string[]

Max. items:10

Max artifacts per search query

searchMaxItems

Optional

Top N artifacts of each search query, ranked by the index itself. Every artifact kept is a billed row, so a wide word search with a high value here is the expensive way to use this actor.

Type:integer

Minimum:1

Maximum:200

Default:20

Read the full version history of search hits

searchHydrate

Optional

Off (default): a search hit is written from its index entry - group, artifact id, the index's own latest version, the number of versions and the date of that entry - and the row says versionsSource: "index". On: each hit also gets its version list read, so it carries the same dated history and derived newest release as a coordinate (versionsSource: "history"), at one extra request per hit. Coordinates always get the full history, whatever this is set to.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Count prereleases as the newest release

includePrereleases

Optional

Off (default): alpha, beta, RC, milestone (-M3), snapshot, dev and preview versions stay out of latestVersion, versionsBehind and isLatest, so an upgrade check never points at a beta; they stay visible in latestAnyVersion and in recentVersions with prerelease: true. On: the newest release wins whatever it is called. The index's own latest-version field often names an old prerelease, which is why a read history derives the newest release from release dates.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Packaging

packaging

Optional

Keep only versions published with this packaging - aar for Android libraries, pom for parent and bill-of-materials artifacts. Case and a leading dot are ignored, and any packaging the source uses is accepted, not only the suggested ones. Empty (default) = every packaging; each row reports the packaging of its newest release in packaging.

Type:string

Newest release on or after (YYYY-MM-DD)

releasedSince

Optional

Keep only artifacts whose newest release is on or after this UTC date - the filter for "what is still alive" and "what moved since our last audit". recentVersions then lists only versions released inside the window and versionsInWindow counts them. Artifacts filtered out are counted in the run status and in SUMMARY, and are neither written nor billed.

Type:string

Versions listed per artifact

versionsLimit

Optional

How many of the most recent versions go into the recentVersions array of a row, each with its version string, UTC release date, packaging and prerelease flag. 0 leaves the array out and keeps rows small; the counted fields (versionCount, versionsBehind, releasesLast365Days) are computed from the whole scanned history either way.

Type:integer

Minimum:0

Maximum:200

Default:10

Maximum versions to read per artifact

maxVersionsScanned

Optional

How deep into an artifact's history one run reads, newest first, in pages of 200 versions. Two pages cover all but the busiest artifacts: a library with 150 releases is one request, while an SDK that publishes daily can have well over a thousand versions. Raising this costs requests and time and changes only the dated history fields. When the cap cuts a history, the row says so in historyTruncated.

Type:integer

Minimum:50

Maximum:2000

Default:400

Skip artifacts whose newest version has not changed

onlyNew

Optional

Remember the newest version of every artifact this run writes, and on the next run of the same actor or task write only the artifacts whose newest version (prereleases included) changed since then. Made for a schedule: each run then holds exactly the dependency updates that appeared since the last one, which is what a CI check or a dependency dashboard needs. The first run writes everything. The memory is kept per actor or task, so two tasks watching two stacks do not interfere.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Maximum rows

maxItems

Optional

Hard cap on the rows this run writes, and so on what it costs. Coordinates are written before search hits, in the order you gave them. The run also stops at the maximum cost per run you set on the platform.

Type:integer

Minimum:1

Maximum:1000

Default:50

Only these columns

fields

Optional

Keep only the named columns, in the order given - for example id, pinnedVersion, latestVersion, versionsBehind. Empty = every column. id, groupId, artifactId, found, versionsSource, url and fetchedAt are always present; name one of them here and it moves to the position you gave it. Unknown names are reported in the run's status message instead of being dropped in silence.

Type:string[]

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