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@rbygrave rbygrave commented Apr 5, 2022

This means that we don't need to reference each and every dependency in requires and instead can put one
into requiresPackages such that any dependency in that package or a subpackage of that package is deemed
to be supplied by another module.

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This means that we don't need to reference each and every dependency in requires and instead can put one
into requiresPackages such that any dependency in that package or a subpackage of that package is deemed
to be supplied by another module.
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@rbygrave rbygrave merged commit 33c9b38 into master Apr 25, 2022
@rbygrave rbygrave deleted the feature/193-requiresPackages branch April 26, 2022 00:59
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How do you depend on another module from another JAR?
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