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Or use "quarkus.banner.path" |
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Hello there,
I am trying to replace the Quarkus banner with my own. I am doing it using code like this:
This tries to put the
default_banner.txt
into the JAR that Quarkus generates. My reason for doing this is that I need to generate the banner dynamically, and I am a Quarkus extension - people will be using the extension, and I want them to see this banner.However, the banner is not put anywhere in the JAR that I can see, and when the app using my extension starts, it shows the default Quarkus banner. This tells me I'm on the wrong path.
What can I do to make sure the users of my extension see my generated banner?
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