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To assist in our ability to step through code when debugging I’d like to recommend our JAR files be built to include source code. I’m wondering what issues that might cause. My immediate thought was that the JAR files would be slightly larger. I can live with that. Are there other issues I need to consider?
TIA
Normally you separate compiled code and source code into two different jars.
Then you can attach the source-code jar in your IDE when you need to debug the code.
A build tool like maven will easily do that for you.