#310 Add failureaccess dependency to shadow jar configuration #312
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Since Guava 27, the failureaccess library is a separate dependency that needs to be included in the shadow jar alongside guava itself. This fixes the ClassNotFoundException for InternalFutureFailureAccess that was occurring in version 2.7.0.
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Since Guava 27, the failureaccess library is a separate dependency that needs to be included in the shadow jar alongside guava itself. This fixes the ClassNotFoundException for InternalFutureFailureAccess that was occurring in version 2.7.0.