Add Automatic-Module-Name to MANIFEST.MF #472
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This gives the library a Java 9 module name.
This gives the library a Java 9 module name.
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I believe the convention is to use a reverse-DNS style naming, so the modules should be named |
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Thanks! |
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This gives both
jackson-jqandjackson-jq-extraa Java 9 module name without having to upgrade to Java 9. This makes it possible for other libraries that are Java 9 modules to be published in public repositories. See also issue #471.