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When included in the module-path the listenablefuture and failureaccess jars introduce classes that are also in the guava jar, causing a "split package", which causes all manner of chaos.
Although not including these jars on the module path might be possible, it's hard to determine in an automated way whether or not to include any random jar on the module path or not.
Since these jars should also have a module name, the better solution would be to move the classes within these jars to unique packages, thus avoiding the problem of a split package in the first place.
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When included in the
module-path
thelistenablefuture
andfailureaccess
jars introduce classes that are also in theguava
jar, causing a "split package", which causes all manner of chaos.Although not including these jars on the module path might be possible, it's hard to determine in an automated way whether or not to include any random jar on the module path or not.
Since these jars should also have a module name, the better solution would be to move the classes within these jars to unique packages, thus avoiding the problem of a split package in the first place.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: