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I have different gradle plugin projects, which are dependend from each other. They are built with gradle and published via gradle maven-publish plugin. If I open the groovy file from jar in my project and want to add a breakpoint to a valid line, this does not work. With IntelliJ it is working for my scenario, so I think it is an eclipse bug and not a bug in maven-publish plugin.
I have uploaded a small github project to extract this behaviour.
To reproduce do the following:
step into subproject groovylib and call ./gradlew publishToMavenLocal
a version of the groovylib should be available in ~/.m2/repository/groovylib
open subproject groovyapp by "File->Import...->Existing Gradle Project" or call ./gradlew eclipse on this project and open via "File->Import...->Existing projects into workspace"
Open the dialog "Open Type" and search for "SomeLibClass"
Try to add breakpoint -> nothing happens
Does not work for version 3.0.0.xx-201803261849-e47 of Eclipse Groovy Development Tools in Oxygen and does not work with Photon either
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Thanks for submitting this issue. The recreation steps are very helpful. Greclipse does not register the proper editor extension for the Class File Editor to allow toggling of breakpoints from there. I'll have a look at what is required. In the meantime, you should at least be able to set method enter/exit breakpoints.
Double-clicking in the left vertical ruler of a class file should work now. The ruler's context menu items (Disable Breakpoint and Toggle Breakpoint) are not yet hooked up.
Hi,
I have different gradle plugin projects, which are dependend from each other. They are built with gradle and published via gradle maven-publish plugin. If I open the groovy file from jar in my project and want to add a breakpoint to a valid line, this does not work. With IntelliJ it is working for my scenario, so I think it is an eclipse bug and not a bug in maven-publish plugin.
I have uploaded a small github project to extract this behaviour.
To reproduce do the following:
./gradlew publishToMavenLocal
~/.m2/repository/groovylib
Does not work for version 3.0.0.xx-201803261849-e47 of Eclipse Groovy Development Tools in Oxygen and does not work with Photon either
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: