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1. Add a geode-foo directory, parallel with all of the rest of the geode-XXX directories.
2. Add a build.gradle file in the geode-foo directory.
   1. You will probably want to copy from an existing build.gradle file, for example geode-tcp-server. Remove the dependencies you don't need
3. Add geode-foo to geode/settings.gradle
4. Add geode-foo as a dependency in geode-core/build.gradle. Generally, you want this to be an implementation dependency, unless the module has *public* API classes that users of geode-core's public API will need to access. Implementation means that it will not be part of the compile time classpath for consumers of geode-core.
   e.g.  implementation(project(':geode-tcp-server'))
5. Add geode-foo to TomcatInstall's list of jars
6. Add geode-foo to to modify_war
7. Add your module into the geode-assembly/build.gradle
8. After you’ve added all those dependencies you have to run this command to update the expected POMs that will be uploaded to maven central
   1.      ./gradlew updateExpectedPom
   2.   note if you have to rebase during the time it takes to create your new module you may need to re-run this command
   3.  also worth noting is that your new module might create "expected-pom.xml" files in directories that you are not focused upon... be sure to `git add` those files or CI will complain
9. Now you should be able to build, unless you have missed adding your module to that module needing it:

   1. e.g.   geode-foo2's build.gradle:

      implementation(project(':geode-tcp-server'))

10. Make these two tests pass:

• GeodeDependencyJarIntegrationTest
• AssemblyContentsIntegrationTest

• BundledJarsJUnitTest