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How to replace deprecated packagingOptions in Android Gradle build . . . And with AGP 8 1 0-rc01 the packaging resources excludes is deprecated, while the packagingOptions resources excludes is not deprecated and the build works What's the correct and non-deprecated option for AGP 8 1 0 now?
java - Maven: Include resources into JAR - Stack Overflow The source directories for the resources are not defined correctly in the copy-resources goal configuration Also, the outputDirectory element puts the resources in the target dir, when target classes is what gets packaged by default
Managing resources in a Python project - Stack Overflow This seems unsatisfying because it necessarily pollutes the "package space" For example, in your example resources must be a subdirectory of proj, simply because otherwise when someone pip installs my project I will pollute their package space with resources (import resources will get them my resources directory)
maven resources not placed in jar file - Stack Overflow Default resource directory is src main resources For complex setting you need to configure maven plugin When you run install following actions run In packaging phase runs maven-resources-plugin with resources:resources goal For the configuration use only resources mojo parameters See example Move your profiles to $ {projectdir} profiles
Gradle android optimize packagingOptions - Stack Overflow I have that project structure: -gradle root |-clients |-client 1 |-client 2 |-client N |-libs |-android lib 1 |-android lib 2 |-android lib N |-java lib 1 |-java lib 2 |-java lib N In each client build file I have the packagingOptions to exclude options Something like that: packagingOptions { exclude 'META-INF DEPENDENCIES txt' exclude 'META-INF NOTICE' exclude 'META-INF NOTICE
python - No module named packaging - Stack Overflow Both packaging and setuptools were already installed correctly This has been easily reproducible within a virtual environment for the past year or so, but it's still unclear what the root cause is