Build libmeos.so in CI instead of committing it#43
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The CI builds libmeos and stages libmeos.so before the Maven build, so the shared object no longer needs to be committed. A .gitignore rule keeps the built artifact out of version control and .gitattributes marks the generated sources as generated.
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The CI builds libmeos and stages libmeos.so before the Maven build, so the shared object no longer needs to be committed. A .gitignore rule keeps the built artifact out of version control and .gitattributes marks the generated sources as generated.
This brings JMEOS in line with the other JVM bindings (Spark, Flink, Kafka), which build libmeos in CI rather than committing it.