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Suppose we have maven as build tool. And, there are around 50 projects which generates their jars and then embedded in a single jar/war file to be deployed. Now, if I need to do the build everytime locally will it build all jars from scratch even if there are no changes? What is the process? And, do we need to version these jars as well though they are not final artifact?
 
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