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spotless error in a multi project using includeFlat in settings.gradle #121
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@regrog Thanks for the example project. I was able to reproduce this stack trace on my machine. I admit that it was my fault that it throws a @nedtwigg It seems to me that a particular Do you have any further insight as to what may be causing |
@regrog Spotless is (currently) not supporting flat hierarchies in combination with wildcard file selection
This is an internal spotless exception. @jbduncan Have to debug to see why then a As a work-around you could configure something like: @regrog Is this work-around OK for you at the moment? E.g. I think that the underlying code which causes the exception should be changed (I think it's a bug and not a feature 😉 ), but at least I have not time to do it now. Last word on this issue has anyway @nedtwigg . |
@fvgh you work-around works perfectly. Thanks |
@regrog Good to hear that you can continue with your work. We will address the issue soon. Thanks again for your report. |
As far I understand it, the IllegalArgumentException gets eaten by the surrounding Action. Well I just walked the code a bit. Maybe you want to have another look. Anyhow, there is definitely a problem in the exception handling which allows the creation of corrupted formatter steps. I think that problem is more severe than the flat hierarchy support. |
I submitted PR #122 which fixes the flat wildcard issue. I agree that the deeper problem is the corrupted formatter steps, but I that's actually a gradle problem, gradle/gradle#874. Looks like they don't see it as a bug at the moment, I'll chime in. They may well have a good reason for the current behavior which isn't immediately obvious. |
Once this CI job completes, this will be fixed in 3.5.0-SNAPSHOT. |
Released in 3.4.1. |
I'm changing my project to use flat dependencies but I'm facing this error.
Gradle 3.5
java 8
spotless 3.4
here an example, projectA is the root project and if you try to build it, you get an error:
spotlessErrorExample.zip
Thanks for the help
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