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Looks like a good night of sleep was all I needed. It looks like I just did not create the jar properly. It now published as expected. |
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Thanks, Mike for posting both the question and the answer. Sorry I didn't manage to reply before you solved it yourself. Just been a little swamped this week and fell behind. Let me know if you have any more questions, or feedback. Steve |
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I've been using update4j for several years but am intrigued by the simpler mechanism jDeploy seems to offer. However, I cannot figure out why my dependencies are not getting upload when publishing to npm.
I generate a runnable jar in the target/app directory, along with a folder will all the dependencies

When I publish to npm the jar goes but not the dependencies folder. I'm at a bit of a loss as to how the folder and contents would get uploaded in the first place, since does not seem to be a place in the package.json to describe them. That is unless it is required that they be entered manually in the file. That would be a bit daunting as there are dozens of dependencies.
If I missed somethings in the documentation (which is probably the case), could you point me to the proper place where I can understand this part of the process?
I'm looking forward to getting this working. Thanks for your efforts
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