frengor
commented
9 months ago Can you post the code which creates the Library object that's giving the error? And also the part which adds the repositories.
Open ItsRainingHP opened 9 months ago
frengor
commented
9 months ago Can you post the code which creates the Library object that's giving the error? And also the part which adds the repositories.
ItsRainingHP
commented
9 months ago No problem! Here is the relevant portion. Please note: the only change I make when overriding Library is removing the logger messages.
public static void loadDepends() {
RDQ.getInstance().sendLoggerInfo("Getting depends...");
RManager rManager;
if (paper) {
rManager = new RManager_Paper(RDQ.getInstance());
} else {
rManager = new RManager_Bukkit(RDQ.getInstance());
}
rManager.addMavenCentral();
rManager.addJitPack();
loadWebJars(rManager);
RDQ.getInstance().sendLoggerInfo("Dependencies loaded...");
} private static void loadWebJars(@NotNull RManager rManager) {
Library vue = Library.builder()
.groupId("org.webjars.npm")
.artifactId("vue")
.version("3.3.4")
.resolveTransitiveDependencies(true)
.build();
rManager.loadLibrary(vue);
} @Override
public void loadLibrary(@NotNull Library library) {
Path file = this.downloadLibrary((Library) Objects.requireNonNull(library, "library"));
if (library.resolveTransitiveDependencies()) {
this.resolveTransitiveLibraries(library);
}
if (library.isIsolatedLoad()) {
this.addToIsolatedClasspath(library, file);
} else {
this.addToClasspath(file);
}
}Java's nio is throwing the error likely due to the "/" which needs to change to "\\" here:
public TransitiveDependencyCollector(Path saveDirectory) {
this.saveDirectory = saveDirectory;
this.repositorySystemSession = newRepositorySystemSession(repositorySystem);
}Something like:
public TransitiveDependencyCollector(Path saveDirectory) {
this.saveDirectory = saveDirectory.replace("/", "\\");
this.repositorySystemSession = newRepositorySystemSession(repositorySystem);
}This seems to be an error with Maven's resolver. For users that run into this issue. Load all the transitive libraries manually using LibraryManager#Builder.
The following error is thrown when using the Transitive Dependency Helper on windows machines. I believe the error is caused by failing to convert to a URI for support across Linux/Windows OS. I could be wrong and input is appreciated!