berezovskyi
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6 years ago Open berezovskyi opened 6 years ago
berezovskyi
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6 years ago 
labra
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6 years ago Thanks for your issue. I would be happy if you can include Shaclex in Eclipse Lyo. The only problem is that I don't know exactly how to do it at this moment.
Answering your questions:
Eclipse requires us to let their IP lawyers to review all the source code of the libraries we use and make sure there is no GPLed or copypasted source code.
Apart of the code that I wrote, the rest of the imported libraries are those that are listed in the build.sbt file:
https://github.com/labra/shaclex/blob/master/build.sbt
The libraries on which Shaclex depends are the following:
I usually upload the source jar I get from maven central for the review. The shaclex source jar I got from bintray has only 2 source files, does not include a license file and does not list its dependencies.
It seems that the packaged file you are looking at is the one that is packaged for the main module called "shaclex" which only contains the "main" method to execute shaclex online. The rest of the functionality is provided by the code in the different modules. Each module has his own folder under the modules folder:
https://github.com/labra/shaclex/tree/master/modules
One possible solution is to just take the source code of each of those modules. It is published in the same bintray with the corresponding name. For example, the code for version 0.0.63 of the shacl module is here:
https://bintray.com/labra/maven/shacl#files/es%2Fweso%2Fshacl_2.12%2F0.0.63
Is it possible to build more complete source jars? The closest I came in googling is here: http://www.scala-sbt.org/0.13/docs/Howto-Package.html
I was looking at it but it doesn't say how to include the sources from the modules. If you know how to do it, let me know.
I understand that what you need is to have a jar with all the source files from all the modules. I know how to create a whole binary jar with all the compiled classes. This is done by the "sbt-native-packager":
http://www.scala-sbt.org/sbt-native-packager/index.html
It seems that there is a universal-src configuration:
http://www.scala-sbt.org/sbt-native-packager/formats/universal.html#configurations
for creating bundles of source.
But I don't know how to use it yet. If you can give it a try, let me know. You can create a Pull request if you want.
Can you please tag ad6d3db as 0.0.62, please?
Done, I have also added tags to the other list that you sent.
One peding thing to do is to automate the process of publishing to bintray and adding a tag so I don't forget in the future.
Can you confirm that if I want to archive only the subset of the repository tree that contains the source that is shipped in the JARs, I should take /src and /modules directories (excluding src/test subdirectories)?
Yes. All the source code of the Shaclex library is contains in the src folder of the root module and in the same folder of all the modules directories.
I will keep this issue open until we are able to generate an aggregated source jar.
labra
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6 years ago I asked the question about generating source jar for multi-module projects to stack overflow
We would like to reuse shaclex in the Eclipse Lyo project. Eclipse requires us to let their IP lawyers to review all the source code of the libraries we use and make sure there is no GPLed or copypasted source code.
I usually upload the source jar I get from maven central for the review. The shaclex source jar I got from bintray has only 2 source files, does not include a license file and does not list its dependencies.
/srcand/modulesdirectories (excludingsrc/testsubdirectories)?I know you don't really have to help us out with all these license/tagging things, so I just want to thank you in advance for all your effort!