#Maven-Assembly-Plugin

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<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.

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ow why this could be happening?

There could be several reasons why the Maven Assembly Plugin is not able to find your main class after using the assembly:single goal. Here are a few possible causes:

  1. Incorrect configuration: Check your Maven Assembly Plugin configuration in your project's pom.xml file. Ensure that you have specified the correct main class in the <mainClass> element within the <archive> section.

  2. Missing dependencies: Verify that all the required dependencies for your main class are correctly included in your project's dependencies section. The Maven Assembly Plugin creates an executable JAR file, so it needs to include all necessary dependencies.

  3. Packaging type: Make sure that you are using the correct packaging type for your project. The Maven Assembly Plugin is typically used with projects that have a packaging type of jar. If you have a different packaging type, such as war or pom, you may need to adjust your configuration accordingly.