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when no ./mvnw exist cannot debug quarkus #572

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maxandersen opened this issue Jan 17, 2023 · 2 comments · Fixed by #578
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when no ./mvnw exist cannot debug quarkus #572

maxandersen opened this issue Jan 17, 2023 · 2 comments · Fixed by #578
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if no mvnw exist in project debug quarkus fails trying to run ./mvnw quarkus:dev

...could run mvn quarkus:dev to rely on path ...or at least tell user how they configure which command it will run.

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If you delete .vscode/tasks.json then rerun the "Quarkus: Debug current Quarkus project" command, it should work. However, it would be nice to automatically fix the tasks.json when mvnw is missing, since it makes sense that some people would delete the mvnw.

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But Tasks.json didn't mention ./mvnw ?

@rgrunber rgrunber moved this to 📋 Sprint Backlog in IDE Cloudaptors Jan 25, 2023
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