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chanseokoh
chanseokoh commented Jul 28, 2021

Maybe new warnings after upgrading ErrorProne in #3355.

/home/runner/work/jib/jib/jib-core/src/main/java/com/google/cloud/tools/jib/image/json/JsonToImageTranslator.java:250: warning: [UnrecognisedJavadocTag] This Javadoc tag wasn't recognised by the parser. Is it malformed somehow, perhaps with mismatched braces?
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BraisGabin
BraisGabin commented Mar 7, 2022

Expected Behavior

When an exception is thrown while running a Rule we should provide information about the file and the Rule.

Current Behavior

We only provide information about the file.

Context

We had some issues lately where the users report exceptions on a Rule but we need to ask for the full stacktrace to know what's going on (an example: #4612). And the issue is also "de

jo-kerr
jo-kerr commented Sep 11, 2020

Describe the bug

refreshVersions is not able to find the latest versions of artifact in local maven repository.

To Reproduce

  1. Publish any project/library that uses maven-publish plugin to local maven repository, e.g. via ./gradlew publishToMavenLocal
  2. Use it as a dependency in another project with refreshVersions, specifying the local repository via `repositories {
autonomousapps
autonomousapps commented Jun 25, 2021

The functionalTest suite has a number of Android specs that assume a dev environment suitable for them to run in. For any current or former Android developer, this is trivial, as they would have installed all the necessary tools since time immemorial. For non-Android JVM developers, this means they cannot run the full test suite. They can run all the JVM tests with `./gradlew funcTest --tests co

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