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Change the artifactId to express the project hosting#6
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jscookie.org domain is not owned by @FagnerMartinsBrack or @carhartl. I used this package definition at first in hope that, if in the future the domain is acquired, then there would be no drastic refactor to the codebase. As from gh-6, I realized that if Maven Central will not allow the artifactId to have a domain reference that is not owned by the artifact owners, then there's no reason to do the same with the package names throughout the project.
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used this package definition at first in hope that, if in the future the domain is acquired, then there would be no drastic refactor to the codebase. As from gh-6, I realized that if Maven Central will not allow the artifactId to have a domain reference that is not owned by the artifact owners, then there's no reason to do the same with the package names throughout the project. Also, if the user sees a package name starting as com.github.jscookie in some artifact, then he will know exactly where to look for the project.
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used this package definition at first in hope that, if in the future the domain is acquired, then there would be no drastic refactor to the codebase. As from gh-6, I realized that if Maven Central will not allow the artifactId to have a domain reference that is not owned by the artifact owners, then there's no reason to do the same with the package names throughout the project. Also, if the user sees a package name starting as com.github.jscookie in some artifact, then he will know exactly where to look for the project. Closes gh-7.
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The jscookie.org domain is not owned by @FagnerMartinsBrack or @carhartl. I used this package definition at first in hope that, if in the future the domain is acquired, then there would be no drastic refactor to the codebase. As from gh-6, I realized that if Maven Central will not allow the artifactId to have a domain reference that is not owned by the artifact owners, then there's no reason to do the same with the package names throughout the project. Also, if the user sees a package name starting as com.github.jscookie in some artifact, then he will know exactly where to look for the project. Closes gh-7.
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