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README.md

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 ### JVM
 There are three ways to enable Stacktrace-decoroutinator for JVM.
 1. (recommended) If you build your project with Gradle, just apply Gradle plugin with id `dev.reformator.stacktracedecoroutinator`.
-2. Add dependency `dev.reformator.stacktracedecoroutinator:stacktrace-decoroutinator-jvm:2.4.4` and call method `DecoroutinatorJvmApi.install()`.
-3. Add `-javaagent:stacktrace-decoroutinator-jvm-agent-2.4.4.jar` to your JVM start arguments. Corresponding dependency is `dev.reformator.stacktracedecoroutinator:stacktrace-decoroutinator-jvm-agent:2.4.4`.
+2. Add dependency `dev.reformator.stacktracedecoroutinator:stacktrace-decoroutinator-jvm:2.4.5` and call method `DecoroutinatorJvmApi.install()`.
+3. Add `-javaagent:stacktrace-decoroutinator-jvm-agent-2.4.5.jar` to your JVM start arguments. Corresponding dependency is `dev.reformator.stacktracedecoroutinator:stacktrace-decoroutinator-jvm-agent:2.4.5`.
 
 The first option generates auxiliary methods at build time and the other two use the Java instrumentation API at runtime.
 
@@ -156,7 +156,7 @@ java.lang.Exception: exception at 1725331728978
 For Android there is only one option to enable Stacktrace-decoroutinator - apply the Gradle plugin `dev.reformator.stacketracedecoroutinator` to your application's project.
 ```kotlin
 plugins {
-    id("dev.reformator.stacktracedecoroutinator") version "2.4.4"
+    id("dev.reformator.stacktracedecoroutinator") version "2.4.5"
 }
 ```
 

build.gradle.kts

@@ -18,5 +18,5 @@ buildscript {
 
 subprojects {
     group = "dev.reformator.stacktracedecoroutinator"
-    version = "2.4.5-SNAPSHOT"
+    version = "2.4.5"
 }