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Type mismatch for java files #235
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I have some errors in error log, but I'm not sure that they was cause of this issue
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Can you retest with the latest snapshot? |
Still |
Thanks for checking. I do not get the error on my Oxygen build. I'll push for Neon.2 JDT core patch this week. |
Can you retest with the latest snapshot? |
Thanks a lot @eric-milles. That was really annoying issue. It's fixed and can be closed now |
Hi guys.
I've faced with strange issue in my java class: eclipse can't compile code
Compilation error:
Type mismatch: cannot convert from Optional<Object> to <unknown>
Without groovy plugin everything compiles fine
As workaround I can define type of
foo
variable explicitly and everything compiles fineMy system("fresh" eclipse installation from official site and groovy plugin):
eclipse.buildId=4.6.1.M20160907-1200
java.version=1.8.0_111
java.vendor=Oracle Corporation
Windows7 x64
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