imperva / automatic-api-attack-tool

Imperva's customizable API attack tool takes an API specification as an input, generates and runs attacks that are based on it as an output.
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Gradle build failure #3

Closed adunkey closed 4 years ago

adunkey commented 4 years ago

when building the project: I get the following:

I have changed to 'spotbugs' but I get the same result.

SecT0uch commented 4 years ago

Same here, able to bypass the issue by commenting: apply plugin: 'findbugs' and findbugsMain.enabled = false

thenorthernpole commented 4 years ago

Please have this as a workaround for now (commenting out the findbugs plugin). I will supply a better solution later today/tomorrow.

thenorthernpole commented 4 years ago

I have set up a fresh Ubuntu installation, over Windows. Downloaded Gradle 5.2.1, with OpenJDK 1.8.0_232 Ran gradle build, and got no issues whatsoever (Build was successful).

Please state your Gradle version and the exact cmd steps you've performed.

adunkey commented 4 years ago

RHEL7 Java 1.8.0 & Gradle 6.0.1; just ran gradle build

Thanks

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 I have set up a fresh Ubuntu installation, over Windows. Downloaded Gradle 5.2.1, with OpenJDK 1.8.0_232 Ran gradle build, and got no issues whatsoever (Build was successful).

Please state your Gradle version and the exact cmd steps you've performed.

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thenorthernpole commented 4 years ago

@adunkey have you had the chance to pull the latest changes and run the Gradle wrapper?

adunkey commented 4 years ago

@thenorthernpole just tried it there: get: FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.

thenorthernpole commented 4 years ago

Hi @adunkey, Please run the build using the Gradle wrapper (new instructions were updated in the README).

./gradlew build

Thanks

adunkey commented 4 years ago

works! thanks!