9:37 p.m.
Reading this late; I already "externalized".
There are 3 parts:
1st is the actual code to read nexus index
2nd executes it and creates a ZIP artifact
3rd is the ruleset which needs it.
And here comes my question: Can I make that ZIP (in step 2) a Forge
addon, and then put it as addon dep? Or is it somehow hardcoded to just
handle jars. (didn't try)
Ondra
On 23.1.2015 19:25, Lincoln Baxter, III wrote:
1) Eventually yes, but for now I think it's fine to tie this
information to our releases. Don't worry about this for now.
Businesses don't typically use the newest JARs in the legacy apps they
are trying to migrate ;) We'd probably even be fine with data from 3
years ago.
2) Just put it in our main windup/windup repo for now, in the same
module as the addon you're building.
3) Bundle it in the same addon that provides the functionality for
now, it will be easier to include in our build. We can worry about
externalizing it later. This will also allow us to create a separate
distribution just in case people are worried about file size. (With
Maven JAR identification / Without Maven JAR identification)
4) Better to access on the classpath because you know its location
within the classloader. We can worry about externalizing it later.
45 MB is not terrible. Nice job.
On Thu, Jan 22, 2015 at 5:00 AM, Ondrej Zizka <ozizka(a)redhat.com
<mailto:ozizka@redhat.com>> wrote:
Hi,
WRT WINDUP-459 <https://issues.jboss.org/browse/WINDUP-459> Rules
request: Identify archives by their hash:
I guess this need (for bulk data from an external source) will
appear in more rulesets.
We agreed that the best way to build, store and distribute the
offline data will be best through artifacts, resp. through a maven
repo.
1) Should it have independent release cycle? IMO it should.
2) If so - which git repo to put it to?
3) Can Forge/Furnace work well with ZIP artifacts? I.e, if there's
a <packaging>zip</packaging>, can that be an addon?
4) If something is an addon, is it better to access it as a
resource on classpath, or as a zip file, after figuring out where
it is on local FS?
FYI, currently I just create a zip assembly
windup-nexusindexreader-mappings-<V>.jar, next to
windup-nexusindexreader-<V>.jar
The artifact size is 45 MB.
Regards,
Ondra
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