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Those are just alternatives. Literally the first option they list is to just download the jar and run it manually, because this tool truly doesn't need any ins
by the_af 2y ago
Those are just alternatives.
Literally the first option they list is to just download the jar and run it manually, because this tool truly doesn't need any installation.
- devman0 2y agoI haven't been in the java ecosystem in a while, but when I was using Maven you could just download the portable version and run it, and towards the tail end you could just include a simple mvn build shim that would pull down the correct version of maven and run it in a portable way (I think this was an idea borrowed from Gradle). Maven itself, afterall, was nothing more than a java application (as was Ant before it).