Newbie: Explain the relationship between jar-dependencies and jbundler

[lonniev]

@mkristian you are the author of both jar-dependencies and jbundler so you are the best to ask: what is the intended relationship between jbundler and jar-dependencies? Are they solving the same problem and one replaces the earlier attempt? Or, no, one is for obtaining the jars and the other is for setting up a gem to use the downloaded jars?

Perhaps write an additional section of HowTo/ReadMe that describes the complete process of writing a gem which uses one or more maven-central artifacts?

[mkristian]

jar-dependencies is meant to replace jbundler completely. it ships prepacked with jruby. both are using the same Jarfile and as such jar-dependencies is dropin replacement for jbundler

I thought https://github.com/mkristian/jar-dependencies/tree/master/examples have enough examples to answer your last question.

[lonniev]

@mkristian, This reply perfectly states the intent. Thank you.

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