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awk 'FNR==NR{a[$1];next}$1 in a' firstfile FS=: secondfile

 

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Maven - manual page for Maven Repo Helper version 1.7.1 SYNOPSIS
mh_revolve_dependencies [option]... <package> DESCRIPTION
Resolve the dependencies and generates the substvars file containing the list of dependent packages. Where <package> is the name of the binary package, e.g. libcommons-lang-java. Default to the first binary found in the debian/control file OPTIONS
-h --help: show this text -V --version: show the version -p<package> --package=<package>: name of the package -a --ant: use Ant for the packaging instead of Maven -j --javadoc: resolve the Javadoc dependencies -n --non-interactive: non interactive mode, don't ask questions -o --offline: don't ever connect to the internet, for Debian build compatibility. -v --verbose: show more information while running -b --base-directory: path to root directory of package -n --non-explore: doesn't explore directories for pom.xml Description: This tool reads the POM files defined in debian/.poms and scans the Maven repository in /usr/share/maven-repo. It then extracts the dependencies required for the current package and store them in the file debian/.substvars where they can be read by deb- helper. The variables defined are: maven:Depends - the list of runtime dependencies maven:OptionalDepends - the list of optional runtime dependencies maven:CompileDe- pends - the list of compile-time dependencies maven:TestDepends - the list of test dependencies Maven Repo Helper version 1.7.1 May 2012 MAVEN(1)
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