build: Use jackson-module-jsonSchema-jakarta instead of jackson-module-jsonSchema #4973
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…e-jsonSchema Functionality is the same, but modern applications won't use javax.*. Signed-off-by: SOBUE Sho <sho@sobue.dev>
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Updates the dependency from
jackson-module-jsonSchemato the Jakarta-basedjackson-module-jsonSchema-jakarta.Spring AI is aligned with Spring Boot 3.4+, which uses the Jakarta namespace.
To avoid mixing
javax.*andjakarta.*, this change adopts the recommended Jakarta variant.The functionality remains the same. This update follows the same direction as #3498 for consistency.
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