chore: Upgrade to latest LTS core version supporting Java 8 (requires 2.479.1)#519
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Hello
google-compute-enginedevelopers! 👋This is an automated pull request created by the Jenkins Plugin Modernizer tool. The tool has applied the following recipes to modernize the plugin:
Upgrade to latest LTS core version supporting Java 8
io.jenkins.tools.pluginmodernizer.UpgradeToLatestJava8CoreVersion
Removing
developersTag frompom.xmlJenkins no longer requires the
developerstag inpom.xml, as thedeveloperssection was traditionally used to list individuals responsible for the plugin.Instead, Jenkins now uses the Repository Permission Updater (RPU) to manage permissions and developer information.
Benefits of Removing
developersTag:pom.xml, resulting in a cleaner and more maintainable file.Removing the
developerstag aligns with modern Jenkins infrastructure standards and prevents outdated or redundant developer information from being included in plugin metadata.