Jib build is complicated
See original GitHub issueWhile working on some other issues, I noticed that the build of jib itself is pretty complicated.
There seem to be 4 separate builds (3 gradle builds and one maven build) which are then glued together by the build.sh
script.
Have you considered to just use one multi-module build?
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I’d propose to just use one multi-module gradle build.
I’ve opened #1791 so you can see how this change might look.
All members of this repository should have write access to the branch of my fork, so you can add changes to #1791 if you want.