Fix findResources when path ends with slash#47
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This commit fixes the `findResources` method, which failed to find resources when the resource name ended with a `/`, which is inconsistent with the Java classloader. This issue was discovered while evaluating Uno-Jar as a replacement for fatjar creation in Micronaut.
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I actually just realized that the jar that I modified is manually copied to the resources directory... running a Gradle task. I don't think it's a good practice to do this, I'm working on a build update to avoid this. |
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Superceded by #48 |
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This commit fixes the
findResourcesmethod, which failed to find resources when the resource name ended with a/, which is inconsistent with the Java classloader.This issue was discovered while evaluating Uno-Jar as a replacement for fatjar creation in Micronaut.