I'm having an issue where I need to zero down on which jar is bringing in a specific transitive dependency. Whenever I run jbundle tree, all I get is a flattened out tree which very closely resembles what is present in the Jarfile.lock.
It also appears that deleting the Jarfile.lock and then running jbundle tree seems to solve this and I get what looks much more like a proper dependency tree as it should be.
I'm having an issue where I need to zero down on which jar is bringing in a specific transitive dependency. Whenever I run
jbundle tree, all I get is a flattened out tree which very closely resembles what is present in theJarfile.lock. It also appears that deleting theJarfile.lockand then runningjbundle treeseems to solve this and I get what looks much more like a proper dependency tree as it should be.This seems like a bug?
Ruby version:
jruby 9.2.6.0 (2.5.3) 2019-02-11jbundler version:jbundler (0.9.3)