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@Thuc Tran Good afternoon from the US! I just saw your message, so I'm taking a look now. In terms of breaking changes, I honestly wouldn't be able to tell you. The only think I can think of would be if you're using the

createInterpolator()

function then they did remove the

script

and

http

methods from that by default. Otherwise, if you're not using that function, then in theory you don't really need to upgrade because there is no security vulnerability. I would guess that you should have compiler errors if anything did change APIs though from v1.6 -> v1.10. Apache projects in general seem to be pretty good about not breaking backwards compatibility.

@Thuc Tran Please, could you give us a procedure on how to upgrade apache common text to 1.10.0?

Like Free Wortley said, I didn’t need to change anything on my project, just upgraded the package and everything worked just fine

How to check which version of apache-common-text is installed in my System?. any specific command to execute ?

That is difficult to answer abstractly. The tool from JFrog is most likely your best bet