Optionally allow java to not be managed via the java cookbook. #41
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This is a very simple change and i'm highly interested to get it in! Is there anything i can help here to get it done? |
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👍 @someara @cwebberOps can we get this merged? |
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Optionally allow java to not be managed via the java cookbook.
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There are use cases where Java is already installed or needs to be managed in a custom way. There should be a way for someone using the maven cookbook to tell it to not manage java for them. The Jenkins cookbook has taken a similar approach.
I will also be documenting guidelines for cookbook maintainers who depend on the java cookbook.
In reference to https://github.com/agileorbit-cookbooks/java/issues/190