Github user vlsi commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/jmeter/pull/221
> jloisel: Groovy alone takes 7.0MiB
Do you have better language for JSR232 in mind?
The thing is beanshell is outdated, and Nashorn JS is not yet very popular.
In other words: building Groovy in would be visible to end-users. They
would benefit from simplified usage of Groovy in JMeter.
On the other hand, if we integrate Guava, then end-users would notice
nothing (Guava has nothing to do for day-to-day JMeter usage), except
"increased download size".
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