Using maven dependency:tree command you can print and check all logging dependencies, possible some of them contains duplicated classes, like in this case maven.40175.n5.nabble.com/Duplicate-clas... Then use exclude tag to remove redundant from them How to exclude all transitive dependencies of a Maven dependency.
Using maven dependency:tree command you can print and check all logging dependencies, possible some of them contains duplicated classes, like in this case maven.40175.n5.nabble.com/Duplicate-clas... Then use exclude tag to remove redundant from them How to exclude all transitive dependencies of a Maven dependency Also I would recommend to use maven-assembly-plugin which attach jar with dependencies as additional artifact under configurable classifier instead of replacing an original one (like in your configuration): maven-assembly-plugin attached package jar-with-dependencies com.myCompany.mainClass.
Thank you for the suggestion. I tried to add exclusions, but it still doesn't work. – Xuanzi Han Nov 28 at 20:54.
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