Runtime dependencies such as jre are stored under the bin directory. This is done so that multiple instances can share a dependency.
Currently, each instance directly checks for the file under the bin directory and downloads it if it's not there. This is quite error-prone and does not work well with Lodestone Atom.
The DependencyManager will be responsible for managing dependencies including registration, providing paths and deletion.
The methods are outlined as follows:
register() takes in a string id, a path to the dependency, and a map from name to paths
get() takes in a string id and returns the map from names to paths
DependencyManager should store its state to a json file under bin, and is able to restore from the file
Description
Runtime dependencies such as jre are stored under the
bindirectory. This is done so that multiple instances can share a dependency.Currently, each instance directly checks for the file under the bin directory and downloads it if it's not there. This is quite error-prone and does not work well with Lodestone Atom.
The DependencyManager will be responsible for managing dependencies including registration, providing paths and deletion.
The methods are outlined as follows:
register()takes in a string id, a path to the dependency, and a map from name to pathsget()takes in a string id and returns the map from names to pathsDependencyManager should store its state to a json file under bin, and is able to restore from the file
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