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• type attribute - this is the file type of the artifact. NOTE: this is the actual file extension that the artifact is deployed with, not the "packaging" type nor the "dependency" type which would require consumers to have awareness of all "packaging" to file type mappings.

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• groupId attribute - the groupId of the embedded dependency
• artifactId attribute - the artifactId of the embedded dependency
• range attribute - the version range of the embedded dependency - this will either be a hard range, e.g. [1.0] where the exact dependency has been explicitly embedded or a compatibility range, e.g. [1.0,2.0) where there is an "aliasing" or equivalence within an agreed API contract
• type attribute - this is the file type of the artifact. NOTE: this this is the actual file extension that the artifact is deployed with, not the "packaging" type nor the "dependency" type which would require consumers to have awareness of all "packaging" to file type mappings.

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• groupId attribute - the groupId of the dependency
• artifactId attribute - the artifactId of the dependency
• version attribute - the version of the dependency that was resolved at build time and is the recommended default version of the dependency to use. The child elements of this requires element represent the information for the specified version of the dependency
• range attribute - the version range of the dependency. This may be the modelVersion 4.0.0 style "unspecified here is a hint" style version, e.g. 1.0. Preference would be that it uses the version attribute as a lower bound, but any valid Maven version range is acceptable.
• type attribute - this is the file type of the artifact. NOTE: this this is the actual file extension that the artifact is deployed with, not the "packaging" type nor the "dependency" type which would require consumers to have awareness of all "packaging" to file type mappings.

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• groupId attribute - the groupId of the dependency
• artifactId attribute - the artifactId of the dependency
• range attribute - the version range of the dependency. This may be the modelVersion 4.0.0 style "unspecified here is a hint" style version, e.g. 1.0. Preference would be that it uses the version attribute as a lower bound, but any valid Maven version range is acceptable.
• type attribute - this is the file type of the artifact. NOTE: this this is the actual file extension that the artifact is deployed with, not the "packaging" type nor the "dependency" type which would require consumers to have awareness of all "packaging" to file type mappings.

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