Optional Dependencies with requires static
Read OriginalThis technical article dives into the Java Platform Module System's (JPMS) handling of optional dependencies. It explains the problem with strict 'requires' clauses and demonstrates how 'requires static' allows modules to compile against dependencies that may not be present at runtime. The post includes practical examples and discusses strategies for coding against these potentially missing dependencies.
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