4 Steps to Take Back Control of Your Java Release Cycle and Manage Dependencies Better @PerforceSoftware
4 Steps to Take Back Control of Your Java Release Cycle and Manage Dependencies Better  @PerforceSoftware
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Regaining control of your Java release cycle can dramatically improve build stability, security, and developer productivity. In this video, Perforce OpenLogic experts share practical guidance on Java dependency management, including how to audit dependencies, govern their use, and reduce risk in complex builds.

You’ll learn why dependency locking and reproducible builds are critical for modern Java teams—especially those maintaining legacy Spring applications—and how better dependency governance can help stabilize CI/CD pipelines and prevent unexpected breakages as Java and Spring release cadences accelerate.

Topics covered include:
Java release cycle management and build stability
Auditing direct and transitive dependencies
Dependency governance and policy enforcement
Dependency locking for reproducible Java builds
Managing risk in legacy Spring and Spring Boot environments

From "Untangling the Dependency Web in Legacy Spring Applications" which aired in November 2025. Watch the full webinar: https://ter.li/8z9a4d

Learn more about OpenLogic's long-term support for Spring Boot and Spring Framework: https://ter.li/weosz0
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