Hi, not sure if this is a known issue or if it's even helpful to raise here, so apologies in advance. I hit an issue recently, with version 0.9.2 of os-lib built on Scala 3.3.0 and running with a JAR with Java 17 in a Nix shell. My issue was similar to #24 ; the proximal and ultimate exceptions were similar in my case to that issue even if the context was a bit different.
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError
at os.list$stream$$anon$1.generate(ListOps.scala:35)
at geny.Generator.foreach(Generator.scala:51)
at geny.Generator.foreach$(Generator.scala:33)
at os.list$stream$$anon$1.foreach(ListOps.scala:31)
at geny.Generator.toBuffer(Generator.scala:127)
at geny.Generator.toBuffer$(Generator.scala:33)
at os.list$stream$$anon$1.toBuffer(ListOps.scala:31)
at geny.Generator.toArray(Generator.scala:131)
at geny.Generator.toArray$(Generator.scala:33)
at os.list$stream$$anon$1.toArray(ListOps.scala:31)
at os.list$.apply(ListOps.scala:19)
at os.list$.apply(ListOps.scala:23)
...
Caused by: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: requirement failed: ? is not an absolute path
at scala.Predef$.require(Predef.scala:337)
at os.Path.<init>(Path.scala:488)
at os.Path$.apply(Path.scala:414)
at os.package$.<clinit>(package.scala:29)
... 19 more
Switching the Nix shell to Java 19 solved this problem, so I'm curious if this is something already known, and/or if it's perhaps possible to have a fix for Java 17? For my project it's fine to switch to Java 19 for now, I just worry if in the future I have a lower upper bound on version or if others do already, if a similar sticking point would arise.
Regardless, thanks a lot @lihaoyi for an excellent library :)
Hi, not sure if this is a known issue or if it's even helpful to raise here, so apologies in advance. I hit an issue recently, with version 0.9.2 of
os-lib
built on Scala 3.3.0 and running with a JAR with Java 17 in a Nix shell. My issue was similar to #24 ; the proximal and ultimate exceptions were similar in my case to that issue even if the context was a bit different.The offending line looked like this:
and gave this error:
Switching the Nix shell to Java 19 solved this problem, so I'm curious if this is something already known, and/or if it's perhaps possible to have a fix for Java 17? For my project it's fine to switch to Java 19 for now, I just worry if in the future I have a lower upper bound on version or if others do already, if a similar sticking point would arise.
Regardless, thanks a lot @lihaoyi for an excellent library :)