
Mark
Your Code as a Crime Scene: installation doesn't create maat command (12P
I just picked up this book a few days ago and it doesn’t appear that any of code maat’s installation options lead to a single executable command. Instead, it yields a standalone .jar file.
The suggested invocation on page 12 of maat -h
needs to be replaced with something like java -jar target/code-maat-1.1-SNAPSHOT-standalone.jar -h
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Margaret
Editor at PragProg
Hi Mark,
Adam Tornhill, the author, is not on DevTalk, but I asked him about it, and here is his response:
The book includes a link to a download site, Code as a Crime Scene Tools
Those downloads include scripts that let you launch code maat using the same syntax as in the book. Without these scripts you have to use the java -jar syntax.
I hope that helps!
Margaret
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