is the options second not valid as we have used --list-deps?
and if we had not used would the flag, will the option 2 be correct?
also why option 3 is incorrect?
It will list all the standard JDK modules on which moduleA depends.
I ran the command on my modular jar and got the standard module java.base
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Option 2 is not valid because it will not list all the packages.
Option 3 is incorrect because it will list all the modules and not just standard jdk modules. Since all modules includes jdk modules, option 1 is preferred.
Option 3 is incorrect because it will list all the modules and not just standard jdk modules. Since all modules includes jdk modules, option 1 is preferred.
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Yes, you can try out something like jdeps TestClass.class and see the output.
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