Hi!
I'm experimenting with --limit-modules and am not quite sure what
exactly it is good for. But before I come to that I want to make sure
I got it right, because I had to figure this out by trial and error
(the current output of java -? is not that helpful)
I came to the conclusion that only the modules given to
--limit-modules will be root modules for the resolution process. This
explicitly excludes the initial module so unless it is listed as well
or a transitive dependency of one of the ones that were, the command
will fail right away.
At first I hoped I could use it to exclude duplicate modules from the
module path but that doesn't work. As it stands, the only use case I
could come up with was the exclusion of services. Did I miss another one?
so long ... Nicolai
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