
During June 2025, Otanuki focused on improving dependency management for the newrelic/newrelic-java-agent repository. Addressing a runtime conflict with IntelliJ annotations, Otanuki implemented a solution by relocating and shading IntelliJ-related dependencies within the Gradle build configuration. This approach ensured proper namespacing, effectively reducing classpath collisions in environments that include IntelliJ instrumentation. By updating build.gradle and leveraging skills in Gradle and dependency shading, Otanuki enhanced runtime stability and simplified future upgrades and maintenance. The work demonstrated a strong understanding of build configuration and dependency management, resulting in a targeted, auditable fix that lowered support risk and improved maintainability.

June 2025 — For the newrelic/newrelic-java-agent project, delivered a targeted dependency management improvement to prevent IntelliJ annotation conflicts. By relocating and shading IntelliJ-related dependencies and updating build.gradle, the runtime now has proper namespacing, reducing classpath collisions across environments that include IntelliJ instrumentation. This stabilizes builds, lowers customer support risk, and improves upgrade/maintainability. Demonstrated expertise in Gradle, dependency shading, and namespace management.
June 2025 — For the newrelic/newrelic-java-agent project, delivered a targeted dependency management improvement to prevent IntelliJ annotation conflicts. By relocating and shading IntelliJ-related dependencies and updating build.gradle, the runtime now has proper namespacing, reducing classpath collisions across environments that include IntelliJ instrumentation. This stabilizes builds, lowers customer support risk, and improves upgrade/maintainability. Demonstrated expertise in Gradle, dependency shading, and namespace management.
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