Complete Snyk fix with automated fallback version management #15
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What It Does:
Gets the release version from the tag
Switches to main branch temporarily
Updates gradle.properties with the new fallback version
Commits and pushes the change to main (with [skip ci] to avoid triggering other workflows)
Switches back to the tag to continue the release process
Benefits:
✅ Automatic maintenance: No manual version updates needed
✅ Always current: Fallback version matches the latest release
✅ Safe: Only updates when there are actual changes
✅ Non-disruptive: Uses [skip ci] to avoid triggering other workflows
✅ Reliable: Handles the case where the update isn't needed
How It Works:
When you create a new tag/release (e.g., 1.2.0)
The workflow runs and updates gradle.properties in the main branch with fallback.version=1.2.0
Future Snyk scans will use this current version instead of an outdated one
No manual maintenance required!