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When you try to compile Groovy with Java and use gmavenplus plugin for that purpose, you may face with this errors: To solve this problem, you need replace the ‘8’ to ‘1.8’ in your maven-compiler-plugin: If you don’t have maven-compiler-plugin – add it to your project’s pom.xml, as above.
READ MOREYou may encounter a problem while building project: There may be at least two problems: Outdated version of gradle Too new version of JDK. Try upgrading Gradle / downgrading the JDK version to 1.8.
READ MOREYou may encounter an error when compiling your project that looks like this: It is not at all clear what class are meant. If you work with IntelliJ IDEA – this is the reason. Sometime it parses maven build/compile logs incorrectly, so the second part of the exception was lost. Compile manually through the terminal […]
READ MORELet’s imagine that we need to perform a certain sequence of actions when a spec fails. If you just need to close some resources when spec fails – don’t reinvent the wheel and use an easy and correct method – @AutoCleanup annotation. I wrote about it in detail earlier: https://mchesnavsky.tech/closing-resources-in-spock-framework. Keep in mind that in […]
READ MOREIf we have any resource and we need to close it when current spec fails or done (for example, ZooKeeper client), the easiest way is to use the @AutoCleanup annotation with the resource: By default, it calls the close() method, but you can put your own: And optionally use quiet mode, when Spock Framework are going […]
READ MOREIf you encounter an exception like this: Then you most likely have a class InnerClass, which is declared inside BaseClass: And in some other class (even inherited from BaseClass) you are trying to instantiate InnerClass: Then you will get groovy.lang.GroovyRuntimeException: Could not find matching constructor. The point is that objects of inner classes in groovy need […]
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