Current snapshot can't enter raw mode on the JVM

[JakeWharton]

I'm not doing anything special but raw mode no longer works. Seems to get the "dumb" implementation for some reason.

fun main() {
  Terminal().enterRawMode().close()
}

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException: Cannot enter raw mode on this system
    at com.github.ajalt.mordant.internal.DumbTerminalInterface.enterRawMode(MppInternal.jvm.kt:165)
    at com.github.ajalt.mordant.input.RawModeKt.enterRawMode(RawMode.kt:19)
    at com.github.ajalt.mordant.input.RawModeKt.enterRawMode$default(RawMode.kt:15)
    at example.MainKt.main(rrtop.kt:14)

I am running outside of IntelliJ and Gradle where it should work. Tried with multiple terminal emulators, too, just in case (Warp and Ghostty).

Usung mordant-core 2.7.2.176-SNAPSHOT

[ajalt]

If you're getting the DumbTerminalInterface, it's not related to the terminal emulator you're running on, it means that there's no usable TerminalInterface on your classpath.

Do you have all the mordant-jvm modules in your dependencies? They should be included by default with the normal com.github.ajalt.mordant:mordant target.

Try adding implementation("com.github.ajalt.mordant:mordant-jvm-jna:$mordantVersion") explicitly to see if that fixes it.

[JakeWharton]

Oooh I didn't realize I had to pick with 'mordant-core'.

I had to migrate from 'mordant' to 'mordant-core' because 'mordant' no longer appears to be multiplatform. Its .module contains only JVM entries. Was it supposed to still be a multiplatform artifact with all variants like it used to be?

[ajalt]

Yes, it was supposed to keep working without changes. I'll fix the MPP metadata, and also update that error message to be more helpful.

:mordant is now a convenience module that empty other than dependencies on core and all the jvm modules.

[JakeWharton]

Should those JVM dependencies for the implementation be changed to depend only on 'mordant-core', too?

[ajalt]

Actually, I think they do. I just didn't rename the folders in the project, so the mordant folder is the :mordant-core module. It is a little confusing.

[JakeWharton]

Aaaah, yes. That clears up a lot of my own confusion browsing around!