Hi Jesse,
I'm new to Maven, and so I don't completely understand your answer. Why
would it be desirable to create a module for each JavaScript library in
this context, especially as this will not facilitate their automated
downloading?
Also, it still seems like it would be desirable to instruct maven to
automatically download these libraries, so that they will not need to be
downloaded manually. Is there no way to instruct Maven to do this?
Please let me know what you think. Thanks,
Jake
On 10-08-25 10:53 PM, Jesse Farinacci wrote:
I don't think you're on the right track, frankly. It would be better
for you to create a module for each of your javascript library
dependencies, and simply manually download it and put it into
src/main/script (or perhaps src/main/resources to allow the easiest
packaging). Set the version number to be whatever version of the
library you're packaging.
Then, in your projects which utilize this javascript, simply depend on
your module with the appropriate version. This would be more The Maven
Way. Good luck!
-Jesse
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