Closed eallais closed 3 years ago
Perhaps the best way is to use the Gradle dependencies analysing tool to check why common-logging:1.2 is gone. https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/viewing_debugging_dependencies.html
My issue is that I see this transitive dependency in the dependency graph when I execute the Gradle command. I have no clue why it disappear only in Eclipse classpath.
Does your plugin manipulate somehow the eclipse classpath (e.g. something like eclipse.classpath.whenMerged) ?
I don’t use eclipse since many years ago. Sorry cannot help you.
On Tue, 23 Mar 2021 at 10:39 am, Erik Allais @.***> wrote:
My issue is that I see this transitive dependency in the dependency graph when I execute the Gradle command. I have no clue why it disappear only in Eclipse classpath.
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Here is a repository which proves that there is an issue with Eclipse, just in case if you have the possibility to debug https://github.com/eallais/gwt-gradle-plugin-example
The old eclipse related code has been removed from the plugin (#44) and a new version gwt-gradle-plugin:1.1.12
has been released.
I did a quick test with your example project using the latest 1.1.12
. I can see common-logging:1.2
now is on the classpath.
My project has a transitive dependency to common-logging:1.2 and for some reasons when I apply the GWT plugin into one of my Gradle subproject, this dependency disappears from the Gradle classpath container (i.e. org.eclipse.buildship.core.gradleclasspathcontainer or Project or External Dependencies). Because of that I have a NoClassDefFoundError.
Do you have any ideas why do I have this strange behavior ?
NB: I tested another GWT Gradle plugin and my dependency was not removed, so it seems that this is indeed related to the GWT plugin.