I think that it's not very important for the application to have a certain version in the jar file name because you pack it into a container and don't share the jar file separately.
In case then you build a library, it's important to have a unique jar version. But in this case, you don't pack it into the container and simply deploy the jar file into artifactory.
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Hi, Philipp, thank you for your comment!
I think that it's not very important for the application to have a certain version in the jar file name because you pack it into a container and don't share the jar file separately.
In case then you build a library, it's important to have a unique jar version. But in this case, you don't pack it into the container and simply deploy the jar file into artifactory.