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BeDivFuzz still uses package and artifact names from JQF, which makes it unavailable on Maven Central. Is it possible to change the package/artifact names of BeDivFuzz and publish it to Maven Central for better usability?
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yes it should be possible. I'm not familiar with publishing projects to Maven Central so I'll need some time to look into it. I suppose the recommended approach would be to refactor the project to use JQF as a dependency? The project also contains some changes to JQF internals to facilitate our experiments (e.g., collection of diversity metrics), which needs to be considered.
I see. I don't see a good solution. If the changes are generic, you may submit them to the upstream JQF repo. Or you may rename the entire JQF repo to de.hub.se.jqf
I have cleaned up the repo in the standalone branch. The project now only consists of the core guidance implementation and a maven plugin with separate package/artifact names, using upstream JQF as a dependency. I will probably move our experimental infrastructure to a separate project.
Let me know if you are missing any other functionality. I still have to look into publishing the project to Maven Central, but I hope a local installation works for you in the meantime.
BeDivFuzz still uses package and artifact names from JQF, which makes it unavailable on Maven Central. Is it possible to change the package/artifact names of BeDivFuzz and publish it to Maven Central for better usability?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: