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Ryan Ernst commented on LUCENE-6259:
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[~dweiss] Where would you suggest we put this Fetch.java in our source tree?
And do you think the class file should then be placed in the root of each
module with dependencies (your {{-cp .}})? I'll continue working on the txt
file generation...but IMO for the limited cases this will be used for (remember
only some modules have dependencies), I don't think we need to be more
complicated than just letting the user grab the jars themselves. But if you
have a plan for where this could go in a non weird way (putting the .class in
each module's root is weird to me) then go for it. :)
> Remove dependencies from binary releases
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> Key: LUCENE-6259
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-6259
> Project: Lucene - Core
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Ryan Ernst
> Attachments: Fetch.java, dependencies.txt
>
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> In LUCENE-6247, one idea discussed to decrease the size of release artifacts
> was to remove the inclusion of dependencies from binary releases. These jar
> files increase the size of the binary releases a lot, and the size is mostly
> in a couple modules (eg benchmark and spatial).
> I think most people consume lucene through maven. For those that do use the
> binary release, we can still make pulling the dependencies for these modules
> easy. We can add a generated README file in each module that has
> dependencies, with instructions indicating they need to download the
> dependencies, and then give the list of jar files they need to download, with
> exact links to maven (which we can extract from ivy?).
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