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How to search all maven pom.xml for a specific dependency


I was facing some issues with a maven dependency, then I found the the right command to get the specific module pom.xml I was looking for.
As usually I copy it here as a reminder for the future (granted taht we have one, given the situation in North Korea)

$ find . -name pom.xml -exec grep -l jackson {} \;

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Unknown said…
If this command is intended for linux environment, you can add at the end of line this:

2> /dev/null

to suppress noising error messages that can arise for directories producing errors when going into
3/30/2018 09:01:00 PM
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