<https://github.com/arrow-kt/arrow-meta/pull/57>
# arrow-meta
j
@Imran/Malic This is an early version of checking type resolving. As mentioned, I was having severe gradle issue and was unable to solve it in reasonable time. I'd be glad for all help to get this fixed. I'll look at it a bit when I've recovered from gradle 😉
a
@Joachim Ansorg you're also having this issue??
I'm still having this issue as well.
Oh, actually, I restarted my IntelliJ after rebasing from the master and this is what I'm getting now:
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> Task :compiler-plugin:kaptGenerateStubsTestKotlin UP-TO-DATE
> Task :compiler-plugin:kaptTestKotlin FAILED
FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.
* What went wrong:
Execution failed for task ':compiler-plugin:kaptTestKotlin'.
> Number of loaded files in snapshots differs. Reported changed files:  [...]
@Imran/Malic ^^
r
I just pulled master did a clean build and test and it all passed
i
with adding
testing-plugin
to
idea-plugin
?
j
@amanda.hinchman-dominguez I was having gradle issues in the PR above. Did you see these exceptions at other places, too?
a
Yeah, I have. I'm starting to think it's configuration issues on my side
j
@amanda.hinchman-dominguez re the gradle message above, to fix this I usually kill the running gradle daemon processes and do a
find . -iname build | xargs rm -rf
🙂 After removing the build folders the build usually passes (for me)
a
@Joachim Ansorg I'll definitely try that. It didn't work for you?
j
what were you referring to with
it didn't work for you?
?
a
configuration issues?
j
Number of loaded files in snapshots differs. Reported changed files:  [...]
is fixed by killing the gradle daemons, etc. This fix works for me. I'm still seeing the issues listed in the PR https://github.com/arrow-kt/arrow-meta/pull/57, this is most likely caused by multiple versions of the same library in the classpath. So far I was unable to fix this
r
Hi @Joachim Ansorg I wrote some comments in the pull request. I hope they're useful 🙏
i
1.3.0 doesnt work
a
@Imran/Malic @Joachim Ansorg I'm trying Raul's suggestion of doing a clone of a clean project
the test ran so far at least so I'm add my stuff back in to see what happens
i
I see now where the problem was.
:docs
didnt had the required dependencies
a
:docs
?
i
the module. I can fix this now. 🙂
a
I think this clean version is working for me!
back to failing tests but at least different ones this time!