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Thrifty compiler jar in 2.0.1 is a fat jar

See original GitHub issue

For some reason, the 2.0.1 is a fat jar that contains the classes for all other dependencies. This is very apparent when you look at the size when compared to the 2.0.0-RC1 version:

-rw-r--r--  1 deepanshu  staff    20K Aug 27  2019 2.0.0-RC1/e18e2c2a611b30d5de472cf6fddee3c16d704d09/thrifty-compiler-2.0.0-RC1.jar
-rw-r--r--  1 deepanshu  staff    22M May 13 22:13 2.0.1/d8320ed69eb0f89c220566814cad2a8cbefb8c85/thrifty-compiler-2.0.1.jar

The side effect is that if someone wants to use it in a project with a different version of guava or some other dependency, it will be difficult.

Not sure what was the difference in compiling 2.0.0-RC1 and 2.0.0, but filing this issue so that it can be investigated before doing the next release.

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benjamin-badercommented, Jun 9, 2020

I’m preparing the 2.1.0 release, and can confirm that this is no longer an issue, as seen in this Sonatype screenshot:

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benjamin-badercommented, Jun 8, 2020

I double-checked the commit history, and it looks like I added the current publishing system (the gradle-maven-publish-plugin) after the most recent full release. As best as I can tell, the next release won’t have this issue. I’ll keep it open until then, and will double-check before publishing.