Hi, On Fri, Aug 10, 2018 at 5:40 PM, Henrik Rentz-Reichert <[email protected]> wrote:
> · I found a hint that Maven can print dependencies [1] and used > this in a Jenkins job that I’ve created for this purpose [2]. A post build > step greps the interesting lines, sorts them unique and prints the result > to the console (see [6] for an example). > > Listing dependencies with maven also includes transitive dependencies that are usually not shipped by your project as they are either pre-installed or coming transitively from another source. In such case, you don't need a CQ for them. Only dependencies you 1. directly rely on or 2. ship in your deliverables should require a CQ if I'm not mistaken.
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