+1 to bumping the size.

AFAICT this test is there to catch us unintentionally increasing the size, and 
being diligent about trying to keep the size down. If we have good reason to 
add another 10k then let’s do it.

On 30 July 2014 at 12:30:17 am, Radim Kubacki (radim.kuba...@gradleware.com) 
wrote:

Hi,

I raised the limit for acceptable size of tooling-api JAR from 200kB to 210kB 
because my previous integration crossed the boundary.

Q: is it OK? What size do we expect? We have some other plans that will likely 
cause another growth. Or do we want to squeeze it (how)?

BTW: we were really close to 200kB in 1.12 and got some leeway when we removed 
deprecated classes in 2.0.

-Radim

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