Tag: jbang

JReleaser 1.20.0 has been released!

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JReleaser v1.20.0 has just been released! The full list of issues can be found at the v1.20.0 milestone. This release strenghtens the relationship between JReleaser and JBang, allowing you to further customize JReleaser’s behavior by leveraging the power of Java scripting with JBang. We’d like to thank our most recent contributors as well. JBang JBang lets you run Java scripts ando/or code from multiple sources (Java source files, JAR files, etc). Starting with this release you may now use JBang to define hooks and extensions. Although you could already use JBang with either command or script hooks, the newly added Read More

Gum 0.7.2 delivers more bang for your buck

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A bang, like in JBang! That’s right, JBang is the new kid on the block in the Java command line tool space. Initially taking advantage of JEP-330 that enhances the Java launcher to support single source files, JBang builds on top of that idea and adds dependency resolution, JShell integration, launch executable JARs, launch scripts from trusted URLs, and a few other goodies. In other words, JBang is not constrained by JEP-330 (which requires Java 11) as it also let’s you run scripts with Java 8. Taking a hint from Gradle and Maven, JBang also adds a wrapper to help Read More

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