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Can the :provided
profile be used to specify source files (e.g. Java files) that will be provided by the consumer of the artifact?
I’m trying to write a artifact that will be consumed by a Java app. In the project I’d like to copy over some Java files from the app so I can make use of them during development. I don’t want to include them in the JAR though b/c the app will, of course, already have them.
Yes, it’d be nice if I could consume the Java app as a JAR, but that’s not an option (for now). Copying over some files is the quick-and-dirty way of getting started.