Tako Schotanus

Ok wow, even v0.120.0 treats `//DEPS some.jar` as a source project but then completely by accident generates the correct result! The new code definitely handles it wrong but, again by...

Btw, to explain how the code can handle this correctly "by accident": So the code will look at dependencies and decide how to handle them. This means separating them into...

@wfouche I think it should be documented, yes. I will expand a bit as to the why I think it should, or not, be documented: Thing is being able to...

Not sure what you mean when you say //DEPS doesn't work when used *with* the command line option? Can you give a more detailed explanation on what you're trying to...

Ok, so using `//DEPS ./aplu5.jar` works while `--deps ./aplu5.jar` doesn't, right? Could you do a small test to see if `--deps mydep.java` works for you? (Just add an empty `class...

What is that "other reason"? In the end it just makes the most sense, all dependencies turn into jars on the classpath. So saying that oh you can put Maven...

But you would have the same problem with multiple directives. Like, what's the semantics of: ``` //DEPS a:b:c:RELEASE //JARS ,./abc.jar //DEPS other:thing:1.2 ``` You can say, but we can document...

But can't we simply set up the completions when doing the shell setup?

But is that a problem? Edit: given the fact that people can often switch between shells (not always voluntarily) I don't think it's a bad idea that a user's system...

I actually think they do. I've not set up sdkman for multiple shells for example but it's still in both .bashrc and .zshrc on my system. But it may be...