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```
Guava has been releasing open-source versions for a couple of years now, and
has solid guarantees about non-@Beta APIs staying consistent over a long period
of time. Guice doesn't need to packa…
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```
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Create a jar with say google guava (com.google.*) and your code
(com.myproject.*)
2. Create rule to move guava into your namespace:
rule pattern: "com.go…
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```
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Create a jar with say google guava (com.google.*) and your code
(com.myproject.*)
2. Create rule to move guava into your namespace:
rule pattern: "com.go…
-
```
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Create a jar with say google guava (com.google.*) and your code
(com.myproject.*)
2. Create rule to move guava into your namespace:
rule pattern: "com.go…
-
```
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Create a jar with say google guava (com.google.*) and your code
(com.myproject.*)
2. Create rule to move guava into your namespace:
rule pattern: "com.go…
-
```
Some libraries we use in our current project, like JDom, has hard-coded
string references to some of their class names.
Or for some reason, a library may construct class names programmatically, …
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```
Some libraries we use in our current project, like JDom, has hard-coded
string references to some of their class names.
Or for some reason, a library may construct class names programmatically, …
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```
Some libraries we use in our current project, like JDom, has hard-coded
string references to some of their class names.
Or for some reason, a library may construct class names programmatically, …
-
```
Some libraries we use in our current project, like JDom, has hard-coded
string references to some of their class names.
Or for some reason, a library may construct class names programmatically, …
-
```
Some libraries we use in our current project, like JDom, has hard-coded
string references to some of their class names.
Or for some reason, a library may construct class names programmatically, …