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Issues with 5.0.0 wrapper #22
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Adding the following to application.yml resolves
I don't think
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@codeconsole Please verify that grailsw now has the correct line endings on https://github.com/grails/grails-wrapper/releases/tag/v5.0.0 |
@jamesfredley the wrapper now works and has the correct line endings. What caused it to be generated the previous way that did not work? |
It was copied from a Windows machine and my guess is that the line endings were changes during |
@codeconsole Did you have
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@jamesfredley yes. I have those things. if I run
I figured out which test dependency is causing the failure. It is just one that causes the failure: testImplementation("org.grails.plugins:geb") |
Looks like the |
@codeconsole the
Bigger picture, if that issue is going to occur on all projects, then it should be addressed globally. Possibly in: https://github.com/grails/grails-core/blob/7.0.x/gradle/assemble.gradle#L85-L89 For stop-app, how do you want to approach it and do you want to take a swing at it? Having it call |
grails/grails-core#13648 - a WIP for duplicatesStrategy at a higher level |
@jamesfredley how is |
I do not know why, but with Gradle 8 this is occurring more often. |
Using https://github.com/grails/grails-wrapper/releases/tag/v5.0.0
Issues with Line Separator
this happens because the Line Separator used is different from the one in sdkman
It uses CRLF and should just be LF
Issues Resolving Test Dependencies
if I take grailsw from sdkman 5.3.6
if I comment out all the test dependencies it works.
stop-app doesn't appear to work
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