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Handle Jenkins publisher case when classes directory is empty #67
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Handle Jenkins publisher case when classes directory is empty
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This commit adds a try/catch when trying to load the classes content and its empty. Mirrors the approach taken when trying to load exec files which don't exist.
Also, adds a testcase to verify that an empty classes directory is handled, which can happen to the publisher plugin if the build is not producing class files but simply building a war or uber jar from other inputs.