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On the other hand you have the same kind of problems with Maven. You have to state your dependencies explicitly which can be a pain. And Maven does not support
by chopin 10y ago
On the other hand you have the same kind of problems with Maven. You have to state your dependencies explicitly which can be a pain. And Maven does not support multiple versions when running tests. Everything is lumped into one classloader (afaik), where I sometimes wish Maven would make use of something OSGi like. With regards to dependency declaration both are pretty similar.