> Hi Dave.
>
> I recommend to start with a simple stand-alone project in order to
> find out how Maven Shade works. It can be quite tricks for beginners
> otherwise. Create a
Typo: I mean "tricky", of course.
> POM, add a dependency - any dependency, some open source library maybe
> - and then
Hi Dave.
I recommend to start with a simple stand-alone project in order to find out how
Maven Shade works. It can be quite tricks for beginners otherwise. Create a
POM, add a dependency - any dependency, some open source library maybe - and
then try shading and relocating it with Maven Shade.
I have a single module Maven build where one of the dependences has well
over 200 transitive dependencies. These transitive dependencies are
incompatible with the rest of my application.
I would like to use the maven-shade-plugin to create a shaded jar uber jar
that contains all of these
