Paul Hammant wrote:
Wawawawait... where did we start this 35 different jars issue?We use the code in a real company and I don't see any real
impact for us by these changes directly.Kew;Of course, there
should be some "compatibility packaging", when it comes
to the distribution, so that you don't have to download
35 different jars to get the same as you now get by downloading
one package.Nobody downloads 35 different jars to begin a project. They download one container (which bundles some jars), then add others as and when. We're all doing Agilesque development these days? If yes, then it is possible we do not even start with the container.
Avalon Components would package each component separately *exactly* like Exaclibur components for example.
And each container would continue to distribute what the hack it wants?
Please, let's not stumble on details, and let's be constructive.
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