Closed pbtura closed 6 years ago
Thank you very much, this is so great! Can I ask why did you exclude guava?
Do you have a GitHub showing a use case of this so we could publish in the maven plugin's README? Or directly in the JSweet documentation?
Thanks again!
I originally excluded guava to work around a conflict with the guava version in maven-core. Since you mentioned it I took another look and found a more recent version of maven-core with a newer version of guava. That fixed the conflicts so I went ahead and removed those exclusions.
Very nice. I will merge today I think.
Here is a link to the git I have been using to test this: https://github.com/pbtura/bigjsExample/tree/maven-plugin-demo
If you want to fork this project, make sure you fork off of the maven-plugin-demo branch. The master branch includes code related to work on another issue I was testing for.
Thanks. I will use it. I am currently merging. Note: I revert your version change. For now we stick to version 2.2.0-SNAPSHOT. I am about to release 2.2.0 for JSweet and the Maven plugin. Possibly the gradle plugin if I find time
Ok. Thanks.
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Thanks. I will use it. I am currently merging. Note: I revert your version change. For now we stick to version 2.2.0-SNAPSHOT. I am about to release 2.2.0 for JSweet and the Maven plugin. Possibly the gradle plugin if I find time
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Merged and deployed (2.2.0-SNAPSHOT), please see 474c0b6
These changes enable custom Jsweet factory classes to be used in a project without having to spilt those classes out into a separate jar. The plugin dependencies also had to be updated to support the new code.
fixes issue #40