Fix shell scripts, clean unnecessary files, add clean.sh #1

evgandr commented 2025年09月10日 00:45:02 +02:00

Hello! In this PR the next things changed:

1. Removed *.class files since they are just an intermediate results of building the program and not necessary in the source code repository.
2. Removed *.jar file since it could be downloaded from the remote repository/file storage (usually the build system like Maven or Gradle can do it automatically).
3. Fix she-bangs in shell scripts, so now they can be launched not only in Linux but in the *BSD and other Unix-like OSes too.
4. Add .gitignore file to prevent accidentally adding of *.class and *.jar files to the repository.
5. Add clean.sh script to clean working directory from results of compilation.

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Ideally, the some build system, like Maven or Gradle, can perform all necessary tasks (downloading right version of library and other dependencies if any, building the source and/or cleaning the working directory), so maybe it will be good to add it in the future.

Hello! In this PR the next things changed: 1. Removed `*.class` files since they are just an intermediate results of building the program and not necessary in the source code repository. 2. Removed `*.jar` file since it could be downloaded from the remote repository/file storage (usually the build system like Maven or Gradle can do it automatically). 2. Fix she-bangs in shell scripts, so now they can be launched not only in Linux but in the *BSD and other Unix-like OSes too. 3. Add `.gitignore` file to prevent accidentally adding of `*.class` and `*.jar` files to the repository. 4. Add `clean.sh` script to clean working directory from results of compilation. ------------------------ Ideally, the some build system, like Maven or Gradle, can perform all necessary tasks (downloading right version of library and other dependencies if any, building the source and/or cleaning the working directory), so maybe it will be good to add it in the future.

adele commented 2025年09月11日 08:41:23 +02:00

Thanks @evgandr

It had been a long time since I had developed in Java, and I admit that at that time, it was closed code and the delivery processes were very different ^^

Thanks @evgandr It had been a long time since I had developed in Java, and I admit that at that time, it was closed code and the delivery processes were very different ^^