Happy to fix the upgrades, I can do that in the next few days.

Originally we had this project to have a way to translate CALM to C4 in order to have a visualisation. I see this functionality moving into other parts of the project, specifically around the vscode extension. I think that a shared TypeScript library where the functionality for visualisation can as a better option

@matthewgardner what do you want to do with the K8s resource generation. I do see it as useful functionality still.

@Budlee we merged a PR yesterday #720 - there’s one more library with an issue, but we might need spring parent bom updates to apply.

@willosborne had a prototype of k8s generation working for a demo last year. @rocketstack-matt perhaps we should demo/discuss this in the next office hours?

Agreed . . . I have been in favour of moving into the CLI, which would necessitate a re-write, although I do think now we have CALM Hub there is a supportable path forward for the Java version.

@jpgough , missed your reply. I'll take a look at the dependency.

@rocketstack-matt, shall we make an issue spike out moving the functionality to the CLI? I remember I had a look at Typescript integration with C4 Structurizer and it was not there when I first created it. Maybe this has changed. Else we offer the functionality as part of the CALMHub?

@jpgough I see what you mean that there needs to be an upgrade from spring, the fix release date is set for the 25th. (spring-projects/spring-boot#43568)

We can wait for that or just manually override the dependency, any preferance

If it's not a big deal for us to set the override I would, if it is a problem, but we're comfortable we can't be exploited (per the comment on your link) then I would set the CVE suppression with a link to that comment in the PR until the upgrade is released.

@rocketstack-matt you've already patched the logging CVE (I think), we should revert that when we move to the next version of Spring Boot. There is the bigger question of removal still.

Sorry, you're right - my bad!