Putting things into a context of a coded project, a real project, all sane developers want JPMS.
I just took a new look at the JAR downloaded from the Maven artifact named "fr.inria.gforge.spoon:spoon-core:11.3.1-beta-8" (just released two days ago). It continues to be without any valid module-info, that is, contain information from a valid module-info.jar.
Would it be possible to establish spoon-libraries as valid modules? With the purpose that they fit into normal contexts of usages, do not stick out, do not need post-processing, have their doing verified and upheld at runtime? Fit into normal, strict, more modern Java development?
Request: Please add valid module information to the spoon-modules!
Putting things into a context of a coded project, a real project, all sane developers want JPMS.
I just took a new look at the JAR downloaded from the Maven artifact named "fr.inria.gforge.spoon:spoon-core:11.3.1-beta-8" (just released two days ago). It continues to be without any valid module-info, that is, contain information from a valid
module-info.jar.Would it be possible to establish spoon-libraries as valid modules? With the purpose that they fit into normal contexts of usages, do not stick out, do not need post-processing, have their doing verified and upheld at runtime? Fit into normal, strict, more modern Java development?
Request: Please add valid module information to the spoon-modules!