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Allow to run a java -jar image
See original GitHub issueThe plugin currently requires directly or indirectly a main class. It is possible to run Java code via java -jar archive.jar. The plugin should support that.
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- Created 5 years ago
- Comments:18 (9 by maintainers)
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@chanseokoh: I wasn’t clear about the problem I had seen earlier with the two wars having the same content but different checksums: it was about real wars that where put on Artifactory, and rebuilding one created a different SHA-256 checksum which was confusing. This had nothing to do with jib; I just happened to like the idea of resetting the timestamps when building an archive.
Closing due to cleanup. Please reopen if needed.