Bump archunit.version from 0.22.0 to 0.23.1

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Bumps archunit.version from 0.22.0 to 0.23.1.
Updates archunit-junit5 from 0.22.0 to 0.23.1

Release notes

Sourced from archunit-junit5's releases.

ArchUnit 0.23.1

Bug Fixes

• Fix exception Never found a JavaCodeUnit that matches supposed origin... occurring with Kotlin inline functions where the descriptor of a method deviates from the signature (this was introduced by checking the return type of the method as well when looking for a call origin in #714; see #804, #807)
• Fix optional layers of LayeredArchitecture failing with the new default behavior archRule.failOnEmptyShould = true (see #809; thanks a lot to @​oberprah)

Enhancements

• Log automatic resolution configuration on debug to reduce log clutter (see #802)
• Add new Method ArchRule.allowEmptyShould(boolean) to override the configured archRule.failOnEmptyShould configuration on a per rule basis (see #803, #806, #808; thanks a lot to @​oberprah)

ArchUnit 0.23.0

Breaking Changes

• As mentioned in Enhancements/Core ArchRules will now by default reject evaluating if the set passed to the should-clause is empty. This will break existing rules that don't check any elements in their should-clause. You can restore the old behavior by setting the ArchUnit property archRule.failOnEmptyShould=false

Bug Fixes

• Fix wrong origins of JavaCall in case of bridge methods. If a class had two methods with the exact same name and parameter types the origin of a JavaCall was picked randomly from them. It now always picks the non-synthetic method (see #513)
• Fix non-deterministic return value of JavaCodeUnit.getMethod(). In case of bridge methods there might be more than one method matching the exact same name and parameters. In these cases the result of getMethod() was random. It now always picks the non-synthetic method (see #256)
• layeredArchitecture() will now allow to combine mayOnlyBeAccessedBy... and mayOnlyAccess.... Previously mayOnlyAccess... would forbid all incoming dependencies (see #739; thanks a lot to @​hankem)

Enhancements

Core

• Members targeted by AccessTarget are now resolved like the Java Reflection API would do it. Previously AccessTarget.resolve() would return a set of matching members, the new replacement AccessTarget.resolveMember() returns an optional member making it a lot easier to handle (see #722)
• JavaClass now knows its methodReferencesFromSelf (e.g. Object::toString) and constructorReferencesFromSelf (e.g. Object::new) (see #215; thanks a lot to @​KorSin)
• ArchRules will now by default reject evaluating if the set passed to the should-clause is empty. This prevents implementation errors like picking a package in that()... that doesn't even exist and thus composing a rule that doesn't check anything (compare the user guide; see #774; thanks a lot @​oberprah)
• The automatic import dependency resolution now resolves classes missing from the import that are only referenced
  • as class object (e.g. Foo.class)
  • in a throws clause (e.g. someMethod() throws FooException)
  • in an instanceof check (e.g. obj instanceof Foo)
  • as an array component type (e.g. Foo[] array;)
  • as an annotation parameter (e.g. @SomeAnnotation(type = Foo.class))
  • as part of a generic type signature (e.g. List<? extends Foo>)
  • Furthermore, the resolution behavior can now be tweaked to resolve deeper or not resolve at all. Thus, users can decide between resolving additional types and performance (compare the user guide; see #728)
• New predefined ImportOption to exclude package-info.class files (see #793; thanks a lot to @​TomerFi)

Lang

• Analogously to classes(), there now exists a method members()...should().containNumberOfElements(predicate) (see #179; thanks a lot to @​oberprah)

Library

• PlantUmlArchCondition now rejects files that don't specify any components at all or are of an invalid format (see #735; thanks a lot to @​pfichtner)

JUnit

• Tests can now be run if their classes are loaded by the context ClassLoader instead of the ArchUnit ClassLoader (see #781; thanks a lot to @​stuartwdouglas)

... (truncated)

Commits

• d236cd3 prepare release 0.23.1
• c913648 add the possibility to allow empty should per rule #816
• d7a928b add method ArchRule.allowEmptyShould(..)
• 2ebe9fb remove configuration archRule.failOnEmptyShould=false for tests
• a755714 make LayeredArchitecture immutable
• 246daae Fix bug where call origins cannot be found on descriptor signature mismatch #812
• 87f1b15 compare descriptor to find call origins
• 63618cb fix call origin cannot be found if descriptor and signature mismatch
• a98c4d6 log dependency resolution process configuration on debug
• 2628803 fix compileJdk9mainJava task dependencies
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

Updates archunit-junit5-engine from 0.22.0 to 0.23.1

Release notes

Sourced from archunit-junit5-engine's releases.

ArchUnit 0.23.1

Bug Fixes

• Fix exception Never found a JavaCodeUnit that matches supposed origin... occurring with Kotlin inline functions where the descriptor of a method deviates from the signature (this was introduced by checking the return type of the method as well when looking for a call origin in #714; see #804, #807)
• Fix optional layers of LayeredArchitecture failing with the new default behavior archRule.failOnEmptyShould = true (see #809; thanks a lot to @​oberprah)

Enhancements

• Log automatic resolution configuration on debug to reduce log clutter (see #802)
• Add new Method ArchRule.allowEmptyShould(boolean) to override the configured archRule.failOnEmptyShould configuration on a per rule basis (see #803, #806, #808; thanks a lot to @​oberprah)

ArchUnit 0.23.0

Breaking Changes

• As mentioned in Enhancements/Core ArchRules will now by default reject evaluating if the set passed to the should-clause is empty. This will break existing rules that don't check any elements in their should-clause. You can restore the old behavior by setting the ArchUnit property archRule.failOnEmptyShould=false

Bug Fixes

• Fix wrong origins of JavaCall in case of bridge methods. If a class had two methods with the exact same name and parameter types the origin of a JavaCall was picked randomly from them. It now always picks the non-synthetic method (see #513)
• Fix non-deterministic return value of JavaCodeUnit.getMethod(). In case of bridge methods there might be more than one method matching the exact same name and parameters. In these cases the result of getMethod() was random. It now always picks the non-synthetic method (see #256)
• layeredArchitecture() will now allow to combine mayOnlyBeAccessedBy... and mayOnlyAccess.... Previously mayOnlyAccess... would forbid all incoming dependencies (see #739; thanks a lot to @​hankem)

Enhancements

Core

• Members targeted by AccessTarget are now resolved like the Java Reflection API would do it. Previously AccessTarget.resolve() would return a set of matching members, the new replacement AccessTarget.resolveMember() returns an optional member making it a lot easier to handle (see #722)
• JavaClass now knows its methodReferencesFromSelf (e.g. Object::toString) and constructorReferencesFromSelf (e.g. Object::new) (see #215; thanks a lot to @​KorSin)
• ArchRules will now by default reject evaluating if the set passed to the should-clause is empty. This prevents implementation errors like picking a package in that()... that doesn't even exist and thus composing a rule that doesn't check anything (compare the user guide; see #774; thanks a lot @​oberprah)
• The automatic import dependency resolution now resolves classes missing from the import that are only referenced
  • as class object (e.g. Foo.class)
  • in a throws clause (e.g. someMethod() throws FooException)
  • in an instanceof check (e.g. obj instanceof Foo)
  • as an array component type (e.g. Foo[] array;)
  • as an annotation parameter (e.g. @SomeAnnotation(type = Foo.class))
  • as part of a generic type signature (e.g. List<? extends Foo>)
  • Furthermore, the resolution behavior can now be tweaked to resolve deeper or not resolve at all. Thus, users can decide between resolving additional types and performance (compare the user guide; see #728)
• New predefined ImportOption to exclude package-info.class files (see #793; thanks a lot to @​TomerFi)

Lang

• Analogously to classes(), there now exists a method members()...should().containNumberOfElements(predicate) (see #179; thanks a lot to @​oberprah)

Library

• PlantUmlArchCondition now rejects files that don't specify any components at all or are of an invalid format (see #735; thanks a lot to @​pfichtner)

JUnit

• Tests can now be run if their classes are loaded by the context ClassLoader instead of the ArchUnit ClassLoader (see #781; thanks a lot to @​stuartwdouglas)

... (truncated)

Commits

• d236cd3 prepare release 0.23.1
• c913648 add the possibility to allow empty should per rule #816
• d7a928b add method ArchRule.allowEmptyShould(..)
• 2ebe9fb remove configuration archRule.failOnEmptyShould=false for tests
• a755714 make LayeredArchitecture immutable
• 246daae Fix bug where call origins cannot be found on descriptor signature mismatch #812
• 87f1b15 compare descriptor to find call origins
• 63618cb fix call origin cannot be found if descriptor and signature mismatch
• a98c4d6 log dependency resolution process configuration on debug
• 2628803 fix compileJdk9mainJava task dependencies
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

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