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Manfred Moser commented on MRESOLVER-29:
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The ant tasks are published (installed and deployed) as normal so there is no
issue.
The second issue indicated more a code and dependency problem than a reason to
keep it in a separate branch. Looking at the pom the shade plugin is used to
create an uber jar and there is all sorts of funky relocation and stuff
happening. I have a feeling we should merge this all into one branch and then
work on cleaning this uber jar up more. mavenVersion is already set at 3.5.0
and we should therefore be able to get rid of a lot of this magic since all the
relocation work is no longer needed with 3.5.2 and in the ant runtime context
it can all be just consistently with newer versions instead of trying be
compatible with old maven versions.
I think if the ant tasks are not releasable at any time the resolver should not
be released either and having them all in one multi module project expresses
that idea better.
The main reason I did the change is so that it is easier to see the code all in
one place and work with it as well as cleaner for the user and to maintain as
an overall project. Wdyt?
Also if there are specific changes for the ant task I can do to fix the
dependency version issues I can attack them after the merge and prior to the
next release.
> Move ant tasks into master as new module
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> Key: MRESOLVER-29
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MRESOLVER-29
> Project: Maven Resolver
> Issue Type: Task
> Components: ant tasks
> Reporter: Manfred Moser
> Assignee: Manfred Moser
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> The ant tasks of Maven Resolver are currently in a separate branch. This
> makes it hard to keep version consistent and is also harder to understand and
> locate for users in apache git and on github.
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