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* Metadata Validation: Ensures Java packages correctly declare their Provides, Requires, and build-time dependencies.
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* Java Packaging Standards: Helps maintain consistency across RPM-based distributions by verifying adherence to Java packaging standards (e.g., naming conventions, dependencies management).
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* Java Packaging Standards: Helps maintain consistency across RPM-based distributions by verifying adherence to Java packaging standards (e.g., naming conventions, dependency management).
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* Error Detection: Reports issues such as missing metadata, incorrect versioning, or improper handling of Java dependencies, allowing developers and maintainers to correct issues before package distribution.
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== When is it used?
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== When it is used
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* By Java package maintainers or developers preparing RPM packages.
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* During package reviews by distribution maintainers.
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== Building
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The project is built with Maven. JDK of version 23 is required. Simply run:
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The project is built with Maven. JDK version 23 is required. Simply run:
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[source, shell]
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$ mvn install
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== Usage
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The tool is executed from command line using `java` command with the proper class path.
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JVM of version 23 is required.
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The tool is executed from the command line using the `java` command with the proper classpath.
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JVM version 23 is required.
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[subs = quotes]
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Main [_optional flags_] <_main arguments_>... [-f _RPM files or directories to test_]...
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[NOTE]
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Due to the usage of the https://openjdk.org/jeps/454[Foreign Function & Memory API] feature, JVM arguments must include: +
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Due to the use of the https://openjdk.org/jeps/454[Foreign Function & Memory API] feature, JVM arguments must include: +
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