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I am updating a project so that it only calls the most upto date versions of a library, then running it on Jenkins. However, the old dependencies get pulled in regardless of what version I set them to on my branch. How does one configure jenkins to select only the library versions stated in the branch found on stash ?
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      I am updating a project so that it only calls the most upto date versions of a library, then running it on Jenkins. However, the old dependencies get pulled in regardless of what version I set them to on my branch. How does one configure jenkins to select only the library versions stated in the branch found on stash ?
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      I am updating a project so that it only calls the most upto date versions of a library, then running it on Jenkins. However, the old dependencies get pulled in regardless of what version I set them to on my branch. How does one configure jenkins to select only the library versions stated in the branch found on stash ?
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