Closed pkriens closed 4 years ago
I'm debugging this issue now as I have a space in my Bnd workspace so I'm getting the following in my "launcher properties"..
fVMArgs String[8] (id=2044)
[0] "-Dlauncher.properties=/Users/greg/my" (id=2053)
[1] "repos/service-upgrade-bot/lugbot/com.liferay.code.upgrade.providers.tests/generated/launch5231984034732314422.properties" (id=2054)
[2] "-ea" (id=2057)
[3] "-Dlauncher.runpath=/Users/greg/my" (id=2060)
[4] "repos/service-upgrade-bot/lugbot/cnf/cache/p2-Eclipse" (id=2061)
[5] "Platform" (id=2062)
[6] "R-4.14-201912100610/org.eclipse.osgi-3.15.100.v20191114-1701.jar,/Users/greg/my" (id=2063)
[7] "repos/service-upgrade-bot/lugbot/cnf/cache/5.1.0/bnd-cache/biz.aQute.launcher/biz.aQute.launcher-5.1.0.jar" (id=2066)
You can see the VMArgs
are splitting on the spaces in my launcher properties path.
It seems this behavior change was introduced with this commit
3db9616c2ab3ee487b1b821dbb2a9932031c831a
It appears @bjhargrave intended to make this change, and according to his git commit, there is another place we need to "encode" these property values with quotes.
Good find. Quotes are absolutely necessary there. Let's see what BJ says.
Per @gamerson, the issue is only in Eclipse launching. Launching via gradle, maven, cli is ok. I understand the issue now with Eclipse launching and I have a fix I am locally testing. PR shortly.
On windows, a home directory that has a space in the path will screw up the launch. It will try to use part of the path as the main class name.