build: Override central-publishing-maven-plugin guava dependency to 33.5.0-jre#392
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…3.5.0-jre In Google's Airlock / BCID L2 environment (maven-3p-trusted), older 32.x versions of Guava are not cached or mirrored. When central-publishing-maven-plugin:0.10.0 runs during release builds, Maven fails to resolve its transitive dependency on guava:32.1.0-jre. This overrides the plugin dependency to use guava:33.5.0-jre (which is already used by the project and available in Airlock). Change-Id: I74139da32a803ec4fbeda3ff893e615b606cb5e7
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When running in secure build environments or behind private package mirrors, older transitive dependencies of
central-publishing-maven-plugin(guava:32.1.0-jre) may fail to resolve or be unavailable.This explicitly overrides the plugin's transitive dependency to use
guava:33.5.0-jre(which is already vetted and used by the project), ensuring reliable dependency resolution across all build environments.