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Since Jackson does not require Java 9 (or higher baseline), module system can not be used to create
module-info.class.But most Jackson components/modules are using Moditect (https://github.com/moditect/moditect) -- support added in 2.11 -- to produce necessary metadata even when building using Java 8 tools.
It would be good to add necessary build support to Kotlin module too.
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