Thanks, John, for your help.
On Fri, 10 Jul 2020, 05:41 LINUS FERNANDES,
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> Somebody else seems to have had the same idea.
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> http://groovy.329449.n5.nabble.com/who-have-the-experience-using-Checkstyle-or-PMD-with-groovy-code-td360895.html
>
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> On Fri, 10 Jul 2020, 05:35 LINUS FERNANDE
Somebody else seems to have had the same idea.
http://groovy.329449.n5.nabble.com/who-have-the-experience-using-Checkstyle-or-PMD-with-groovy-code-td360895.html
On Fri, 10 Jul 2020, 05:35 LINUS FERNANDES,
wrote:
> I guess I can try that. But I'd really not like to revert to JDK 1.8.
>
> The mo
I guess I can try that. But I'd really not like to revert to JDK 1.8.
The module errors occur when I try and use the plugin as-is without
pointing to a newer version like 1.6 and updating the groovy lang
dependencies.
Then, I have the missing class exception.
Maybe, it's simpler to just use stri
I meant Java 9 was 2017 not 2019.
The main reason I thought it was a Java 9 issue, was seeing this in
your stacktrace "java.base/java.lang.reflect.Constructor." so it was
showing module/classname.
I've come across lots of plugins that have had issues with Java 9 or
newer, so if something fails, I
Use Java 1.8 or older.
Because the plugin was last released in 2015, and Java 9 was released
in 2019, I suspect it doesn't support or handle modules correctly.
I've just tried a simple project and I get the same stacktrace using
Java 11, but it passes on Java 1.8.
I tried this command line;
$ mv
I am *really* not sure about this statement, at least for
dependencyManagement.
For pluginManagement, yes, order doesn't matter. The order in build/plugins
matter, but not pluginManagement/plugins.
For dependencyManagement, if you import BOMs with
importpom, then there could be duplicates and
ord
Thank you Martin for your ideas.
I have expected this goal in the console logs.
Can you support us with implementing this feature?
To make it more simple for contributors we have the abstraction in a
separate module.
Can you upgrade the class SurefireConsoleOutputReporter and open a
pullrequest on
