ScanResult.getModulePath()
See original GitHub issueScanResult.getClassPath()
results the application classpath. Shouldn’t there be a corresponding ScanResult.getModulePath()
method?
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Sounds correct to me. Thanks for the clarification.
I’m pretty sure that module shadowing should have no effect if the same module is passed in twice, since they are processed in order, so only the first instance will do anything. (If not, please give an example of how the second and subsequent usage can change the semantics, and I will change the API before anyone starts using it!)