Jason van Zyl fa9735291f o putting into play the use of the artifact filter during the transitive
collection of artifacts.

  -> I was previously using a an exclude list but that was only taking into
     account the top-level pass of the artifacts so what was happening was
     things like maven-core weren't going in repeatedly but all of
     maven-core's deps were going in repeatedly. So by using the filter
     in the collector that sort of behaviour is stopped and now I can
     make the filter do anything I want to account for any weirdisms
     I subsequently encounter.


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Bootstrapping Maven
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To bootstrap Maven you must have a ~/maven.properties file with the following
entries:

maven.home = /path/to/your/maven/installation
maven.repo.local = /path/to/your/local/repository

Once you have your ~/maven.properties setup then:

java -jar mboot.jar 

Should do the trick to produce a working installation of Maven
in ${maven.home}.

NOTE: You must run these instructions from this directory!

NOTE: If you want to run in offline mode where no downloading is done
      then add: 'maven.online = false' to your ~/maven.properties file.
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