1.0.0

This major version update removes the AWS Secrets Manager SecretSource plugin dependency. As a result, this plugin and that plugin are now fully independent.

To continue using both plugins, you will now need to ensure that both are installed:

• If you manage your Jenkins plugins manually, check the Plugin Manager page on your Jenkins installation to confirm that both are present. Recent versions of the Credentials Provider plugin have brought in the SecretSource plugin as a transitive dependency, so in many cases no further action is needed.
• If you use a config-as-code mechanism to manage Jenkins plugins, you will need to update the config to include the SecretSource plugin.

To use just one plugin or the other, you can now install and uninstall whichever you please.

💥 Breaking changes

• Remove aws-secrets-manager-secret-source dependency (#187) @chriskilding

📝 Documentation updates

• Adding aws.region to the authentication documentation (#160) @jandroav

📦 Dependency updates

• Use BOM 2.289.x (#169) @chriskilding
• Replace docker-maven-plugin with testcontainers (#168) @chriskilding
• Bump git-changelist-maven-extension from 1.2 to 1.3 (#165) @dependabot
• Bump aws-java-sdk from 1.12.80 to 1.12.131-302.vbef9650c6521 (#164) @dependabot
• Bump assertj-core from 3.19.0 to 3.21.0 (#138) @dependabot
• Bump joda-time from 2.10.12 to 2.10.13 (#151) @dependabot
• Bump plugin from 4.19 to 4.33 (#157, #167) @dependabot