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Looking at debug console it looks like the include patterns aren't applied to everything that goes into the final jar, but rather to content of the actual maven project being built..... This is contrary to the zipDateTime which gets applied to everything in the final packaged jar.
My hope was to set the modified time for a bunch of jars (identified by include pattern) within the final jar to a specific timestamp.
Is there a way of achieving this?
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dhurtrci
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Can't get the includes to work for jars within Spring boot project
Can't get the includes to work for jars within Spring boot build
Nov 3, 2021
Hello,
I'm not sure to understand what you want to do. If you want to process nested jar files (feature added with #52) then you need to use "nestedIncludes" and not "includes".
Do you have a sample project to show your problem?
Thanks.
E.g. A simple include pattern to try and find jars starting with tika seems to fail to identify the files.
In fact the only pattern I've got working so far seems to be
.*\.jar
Looking at debug console it looks like the include patterns aren't applied to everything that goes into the final jar, but rather to content of the actual maven project being built..... This is contrary to the zipDateTime which gets applied to everything in the final packaged jar.
My hope was to set the modified time for a bunch of jars (identified by include pattern) within the final jar to a specific timestamp.
Is there a way of achieving this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: