Open patricklucas opened 9 years ago
scala/ alone represents more than half of the bytes in the base jar, and kafka/ accounts for a few megabytes more.
scala/
kafka/
If the user is not using a Kafka spout then these are wasted space and can be deleted at build time.
scala/
alone represents more than half of the bytes in the base jar, andkafka/
accounts for a few megabytes more.If the user is not using a Kafka spout then these are wasted space and can be deleted at build time.