If I specify a dependency that is a "jar", what I see in my local repo
is an actual jar file, along with several other metadata files. If I
instead specify a "bundle" dependency, I see various metadata files, but
no jar file. I was under the impression that a "bundle" type is just a
jar file with an OSGi manifest.
When I look on the repo that I get the artifact from, I see the jar file
that I expect to see. Why isn't Maven installing the actual jar file in
my local repo when I do a build?
However, I also note that I'm reporting something as a "jar" or a
"bundle" depending on what the m2e dependency search reports. I later
tried simply changing the "type" from "bundle" to "jar", and that
downloaded the jar. What is the point of having a bundle dependency
that doesn't download the actual artifact?
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