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= truth-extensions Mariell Hoversholm mariell@mardroemmar.dev v1.0, 2022-01-11 :current-version: 0.1.0
A library for common extensions for link:https://truth.dev[Truth].
== Usage
=== Repository
To depend on a release, you need only depend on the official Maven central, or a mirror thereof. If you're using Maven, this is automatic. Gradle users must:
To depend on a SNAPSHOT
version, you need to depend on the Sonatype snapshot repository:
=== Artifact
You may want to depend upon the link:./bom[bill-of-materials] for the library as follows:
=== Modules
==== truth-extensions-currency
The truth-extensions-currency
module provides java.util.Currency
-related extensions.
You may depend on it as follows, assuming you use the bill-of-materials:
=== Java
This project currently uses Java 8. The project has a policy of supporting at least the 2 newest long-term-support (LTS) versions of Java: any older versions are always subject to be removed in a MAJOR version bump.
This means that e.g. version 1.0.0
with Java 8 will never drop Java 8, but rather bump to 2.0.0
along with moving to Java 11. This does not necessarily mean there are plans for this; see the issue tracker for more information on future plans.
== Licence
This project is licensed under the link:https://choosealicense.com/licenses/mit/[MIT licence]. Because of this, the project is freely distributable and usable, both by proprietary and free (as in libre) software. You need not ask for permission to use the project in any way; all usages are welcome within the terms of the licence.
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