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id="FAQ"

title="Frequently Asked Questions">

<part id="general">

<faq id="two-executions">

<question>Why Does My Second Shade Include The Results Of The First Execution?</question>

<answer>

<p>

By default, shade replaces with original jar with the result of shading.

So, when a <code>pom.xml</code> includes two shades,

the second shade execution will (by default) start from the result of the

first shade execution.

</p><p>

If you're looking for two independent shades then read

in <a href='shade-mojo.html'>shade:shade</a> about

ways choose a different name for your first shade.

</p>

</answer>

</faq>

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</faqs>