Docs & Rules

jbangdev/jbangGitHubLast refreshed Oct 2, 2026

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2 names in these docs no longer match the code.

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Names these docs write that the code no longer has2

Each sentence below names a type the default branch doesn't declare, or declares somewhere else. Edit the doc so it matches the code, or bring the type back.

Moveddev.jbang.cli.ExitException
Error handling: throw dev.jbang.cli.ExitException for controlled exits; let picocli report parameter issues.
The code declares it in dev.jbang, at src/main/java/dev/jbang/ExitException.java, not in dev.jbang.cli.
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Gonedev.jbang.VersionProvider
The dev.jbang.VersionProvider class will show a compile error in IDE's but ignore that, the BUILDCONFIG class gets generated during the Gradle build.
dev.jbang declares nothing by this name.
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jbangdev/jbang — documented rules

3 of 3 rules, printed October 3, 2026.

	The sentence in your docs
Read Oct 2	Logging/output: use `dev.jbang.util.Util` helpers (e.g., `infoMsg`, `verboseMsg`).	Util has `infoMsg`	Holds
Read Oct 2	Logging/output: use `dev.jbang.util.Util` helpers (e.g., `infoMsg`, `verboseMsg`).	Util has `verboseMsg`	Holds
Read Oct 2	Authentication/credential chain: most-specific source wins. Order: URL userinfo → `.netrc` exact host → `GITHUB_TOKEN`/`GITLAB_TOKEN` → `.netrc` default → `JBANG_AUTH_BASIC_*`. For Maven repos, `settings.xml` `<server>` entries override all of the above when the server `<id>` matches. Shared logic lives in `NetUtil.getCredentialsForHost()`; don't duplicate the chain — call the shared method.	NetUtil has a `getCredentialsForHost` method	Holds

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