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Thanks for the reply, I was curious how would you throw together a filter
that could handle something like that? I didn't see anything like that on
their website.
Do you know the name(s) of the files that overlap?
If so, surely a filter that specifies them could be created.
If not, that's the
it will be
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Well, I can find out which are and aren't but they change every release, and
there will be many eventually. Which the filter using include/excludes would
be unmanageable when it gets as large as I imagine it will be
Try this experiment for me.
Make 3 jar file with content as follows:
1.jar
overlaying. I want to know if it's possible to either chose the order the
jars are added or to tell it to skip any classes that overlap.
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I'm trying to use maven shade to overlay all of my changes to a jar on top of
another in a manner similar to a jar overlay. However there are some classes
that overlap in my source files with the jar I wish to overlap. After I
build, the ones that overlap are replaced by what is in the jar's
