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I recently setup this plugin for debugging JUnit tests with vscode-java-test, and ran into an issue following the instructions in the README. Particularly with the npm run build-plugin step since vscode-java-test depends on a SNAPSHOT version of JDTLS.
Problem Statement
I recently setup this plugin for debugging JUnit tests with vscode-java-test, and ran into an issue following the instructions in the README. Particularly with the
npm run build-plugin
step sincevscode-java-test
depends on a SNAPSHOT version of JDTLS.See microsoft/vscode-java-test#1580 and microsoft/vscode-java-test#1581 for details.
I noticed looking at @mfussenegger's configuration, linked to from the Wiki, that they also had trouble with this step:
https://github.com/mfussenegger/dotfiles/blob/833d634251ebf3bf7e9899ed06ac710735d392da/vim/.config/nvim/ftplugin/java.lua#L109-L110
See discussion #329 for other problems with
vscode-java-test
bundles.Building the bundles for
vscode-java-test
may require a certain version of Java,npm
/ Node.js, and fail for an unknown reason.Ideas or possible solutions
A better way could be to download the pre-built bundles from the latest release.
For example, we can download the vscjava.vscode-java-test-0.39.0.vsix file, extract it, and specify the path to
/extension/server/
.SEE ALSO: Discussion #521
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