Hi,
I have a project which builds fine using gradle and in intellij.
When I try to build the same project with the same dependency list in maven using the groovy-eclipse-compiler plugin I get the error message below:
[ERROR] Failed to execute goal org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-compiler-plugin:3.3:compile (default-compile) on project x: Compilation failure: Compilation failure: [ERROR] InRole.groovy:[1,1] 1. ERROR in InRole.groovy (at line 1) [ERROR] package thinkerit.fitnesse.accounts [ERROR] ^ [ERROR] The type thinkerit.platform.checkpoint.WithPermissionPredicateInteractor$Predicate$1 cannot be resolved. It is indirectly referenced from required .class files
My issue here is that from what I can tell there is nothing wrong.
I go to the InRole class which implements WithPredicateInteractor.Predicate which in turn extends WithPermissionPredicateInteractor.Predicate
Personally I would call this a very direct rather than indirect reference.
But it gets worse. When I rewrite the InRole class to no longer implement this interface the error message doesn't go away.
I find it extremely odd a compiler would insist it can't compile a class A which does not require class B because it can't resolve class B.
But it gets worse. Reading the error message I initially thought I had forgotten the dependency for the predicate but I didn't. It's already listed so it's not like it can't get to it.
So if anything is wrong it has:
- nothing to do with the class InRole
- nothing to do with the indirectly referenced type
- nothing to do with missing dependencies on the class path
So basically I do what now?
I have no actionable information on the problem or how to solve it.
I can't imagine I'm supposed to start randomly rewriting parts of my code in the hopes the compiler will stop complaining about it's non issue?
This issue is extremely frustrating as I can happily code in IntelliJ only to find maven won't compile when I'm ready to commit and with no clue as to which of the many changes I made is to blame.
Hi,
I have a project which builds fine using gradle and in intellij.
When I try to build the same project with the same dependency list in maven using the groovy-eclipse-compiler plugin I get the error message below:
[ERROR] Failed to execute goal org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-compiler-plugin:3.3:compile (default-compile) on project x: Compilation failure: Compilation failure: [ERROR] InRole.groovy:[1,1] 1. ERROR in InRole.groovy (at line 1) [ERROR] package thinkerit.fitnesse.accounts [ERROR] ^ [ERROR] The type thinkerit.platform.checkpoint.WithPermissionPredicateInteractor$Predicate$1 cannot be resolved. It is indirectly referenced from required .class filesMy issue here is that from what I can tell there is nothing wrong.
I go to the InRole class which implements WithPredicateInteractor.Predicate which in turn extends WithPermissionPredicateInteractor.Predicate
Personally I would call this a very direct rather than indirect reference.
But it gets worse. When I rewrite the InRole class to no longer implement this interface the error message doesn't go away.
I find it extremely odd a compiler would insist it can't compile a class A which does not require class B because it can't resolve class B.
But it gets worse. Reading the error message I initially thought I had forgotten the dependency for the predicate but I didn't. It's already listed so it's not like it can't get to it.
So if anything is wrong it has:
So basically I do what now?
I have no actionable information on the problem or how to solve it.
I can't imagine I'm supposed to start randomly rewriting parts of my code in the hopes the compiler will stop complaining about it's non issue?
This issue is extremely frustrating as I can happily code in IntelliJ only to find maven won't compile when I'm ready to commit and with no clue as to which of the many changes I made is to blame.