Bump MongoDB driver version, tidy up POMs. #32
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… reason to avoid using it. Bump a few Maven plugin versions and configurations.
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Works without any problems etc. Still no errors with MongoDB 2.6 - Serverside. @mkotb |
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Bump MongoDB driver version, tidy up POMs.
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There's no reason to avoid using the 3.x driver as it's backwards compatible. It brings variety of options that allow for better design and is generally nicer for developers to work with as they have the freedom of codecs and simple DBObjects.
Have also bumped the lombok version and made the appropriate changes to the compiler configuration - see projectlombok/lombok#905. Builds are now UTF-8, no previous encoding had been enforced so it was a case of whatever the system fancied. (Non-literal of course 😉)