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bug: Build results in StackOverflowError #70
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I've failed to reproduce it. Maybe the difference is in java 19 vs. java 17. Also I'm a bit confused with |
Yes I'm confused by that error as well, because I do have java version 11 installed as well. Anyway, I verified the same with java 17, and get the same errors: https://gist.github.com/kokx/b0a37ca5192438142d745dcf9f8a7579 |
@kokx can you maybe check it now from the master branch? |
Just did. This unfortunately still gives the same errors. Building without |
I still have no idea how to reproduce it. But I've converted it to koltin, and simplified the build. Maybe some of this will help. |
@kokx can you check again? |
Unfortunately this bug stays very illusive. This time I needed to build the software without |
Context (Environment)
Trying to build the application using
./gradlew build
or running using./gradlew run
.Expected Behavior
The build succeeds without an error, and its possible to run
./gradlew release
afterwards and use the resulting jar, or run the application.Current Behavior
When running
./gradlew run
or./gradlew build
, the build results in ajava.lang.StackOverflowError
, failing the build. Full logs: https://gist.github.com/kokx/ca709aebf3f8274235d78bfa81f43019Possible Solution
Removing
sniper-tools
from from the include in/settings.gradle.kts
allows the build to succeed.Steps to Reproduce
./gradlew build
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