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I have a situation, where I have a project A which has reference to project B.



Project A is using a different jar version of spring-boot (i.e.., 2.6) while B is using a different version (i.e.., 1.3.3), and because B is added as dependency for A, the execution is failed due to jar conflict. Can anyone advise me how to exclude all the jars that pertain to B? Only selective exclusion is the way or any other way to exclude all the jars.






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    Project A is using a different jar version of spring-boot (i.e.., 2.6) while B is using a different version (i.e.., 1.3.3), and because B is added as dependency for A, the execution is failed due to jar conflict. Can anyone advise me how to exclude all the jars that pertain to B? Only selective exclusion is the way or any other way to exclude all the jars.






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      Project A is using a different jar version of spring-boot (i.e.., 2.6) while B is using a different version (i.e.., 1.3.3), and because B is added as dependency for A, the execution is failed due to jar conflict. Can anyone advise me how to exclude all the jars that pertain to B? Only selective exclusion is the way or any other way to exclude all the jars.






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      I have a situation, where I have a project A which has reference to project B.



      Project A is using a different jar version of spring-boot (i.e.., 2.6) while B is using a different version (i.e.., 1.3.3), and because B is added as dependency for A, the execution is failed due to jar conflict. Can anyone advise me how to exclude all the jars that pertain to B? Only selective exclusion is the way or any other way to exclude all the jars.






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          You can include project A as a reference to Project B but exclude its dependencies:



          <dependency>
          
    <groupId>com.company</groupId>
          
    <artifactId>projecta</artifactId>
          
    <version>your.version.here</version>
          
    <exclusions>
          
        <exclusion>
          
            <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
          
            <artifactId>dependency-you-want-to-exclude</artifactId>
          
        </exclusion>
          
    </exclusions>
          
</dependency>





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          • But I will need to do one by one right? Ex: if there are other set of jars then I need to cherry pick one by one, and insert manually?
            – Shakti Kumar
            Nov 13 at 8:39










          • Yes, you will need to explicity exclude whatever you want to exclude.
            – Hasan Can Saral
            Nov 13 at 11:31











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          You can include project A as a reference to Project B but exclude its dependencies:



          <dependency>
          
    <groupId>com.company</groupId>
          
    <artifactId>projecta</artifactId>
          
    <version>your.version.here</version>
          
    <exclusions>
          
        <exclusion>
          
            <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
          
            <artifactId>dependency-you-want-to-exclude</artifactId>
          
        </exclusion>
          
    </exclusions>
          
</dependency>





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          • But I will need to do one by one right? Ex: if there are other set of jars then I need to cherry pick one by one, and insert manually?
            – Shakti Kumar
            Nov 13 at 8:39










          • Yes, you will need to explicity exclude whatever you want to exclude.
            – Hasan Can Saral
            Nov 13 at 11:31















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          You can include project A as a reference to Project B but exclude its dependencies:



          <dependency>
          
    <groupId>com.company</groupId>
          
    <artifactId>projecta</artifactId>
          
    <version>your.version.here</version>
          
    <exclusions>
          
        <exclusion>
          
            <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
          
            <artifactId>dependency-you-want-to-exclude</artifactId>
          
        </exclusion>
          
    </exclusions>
          
</dependency>





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          • But I will need to do one by one right? Ex: if there are other set of jars then I need to cherry pick one by one, and insert manually?
            – Shakti Kumar
            Nov 13 at 8:39










          • Yes, you will need to explicity exclude whatever you want to exclude.
            – Hasan Can Saral
            Nov 13 at 11:31













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          up vote
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          You can include project A as a reference to Project B but exclude its dependencies:



          <dependency>
          
    <groupId>com.company</groupId>
          
    <artifactId>projecta</artifactId>
          
    <version>your.version.here</version>
          
    <exclusions>
          
        <exclusion>
          
            <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
          
            <artifactId>dependency-you-want-to-exclude</artifactId>
          
        </exclusion>
          
    </exclusions>
          
</dependency>





          share|improve this answer












          You can include project A as a reference to Project B but exclude its dependencies:



          <dependency>
          
    <groupId>com.company</groupId>
          
    <artifactId>projecta</artifactId>
          
    <version>your.version.here</version>
          
    <exclusions>
          
        <exclusion>
          
            <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
          
            <artifactId>dependency-you-want-to-exclude</artifactId>
          
        </exclusion>
          
    </exclusions>
          
</dependency>






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          • But I will need to do one by one right? Ex: if there are other set of jars then I need to cherry pick one by one, and insert manually?
            – Shakti Kumar
            Nov 13 at 8:39










          • Yes, you will need to explicity exclude whatever you want to exclude.
            – Hasan Can Saral
            Nov 13 at 11:31


















          • But I will need to do one by one right? Ex: if there are other set of jars then I need to cherry pick one by one, and insert manually?
            – Shakti Kumar
            Nov 13 at 8:39










          • Yes, you will need to explicity exclude whatever you want to exclude.
            – Hasan Can Saral
            Nov 13 at 11:31
















          But I will need to do one by one right? Ex: if there are other set of jars then I need to cherry pick one by one, and insert manually?
          – Shakti Kumar
          Nov 13 at 8:39




          But I will need to do one by one right? Ex: if there are other set of jars then I need to cherry pick one by one, and insert manually?
          – Shakti Kumar
          Nov 13 at 8:39












          Yes, you will need to explicity exclude whatever you want to exclude.
          – Hasan Can Saral
          Nov 13 at 11:31




          Yes, you will need to explicity exclude whatever you want to exclude.
          – Hasan Can Saral
          Nov 13 at 11:31


















           

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