In Maven, the `compile` scope includes dependencies that are required to bu

Difference between maven scope compile and provided for jar packaging?

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In Maven, the `compile` scope includes dependencies that are required to build the project but not necessary at runtime. On the other hand, the `provided` scope includes libraries that will be provided by the deployment environment (such as a web server or application server). The main difference is that `compile` dependencies should be included in the compiled application, while `provided` dependencies are excluded from the final artifact.

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