not working in Windows about jshell-plugin

[ilyapashuk]

now I had tested in arch linux, not working too.

Java 17 and gradle 7.3.2 in both systems

[ilyapashuk]

my simple project is in attachment
simpledb.zip

I used java library plugin type.

[mrsarm]

Hi @ilyapashuk ! Thanks for the sample, that will help me understand the problem better.

Talk to you here soon.

[ilyapashuk]

it's better to use .pam_environment or /etc/environment because with .bashrc or .profile accessibility will be only enabled for applications launched through a terminal. so you will always need to launch your browser, electron app or skype by terminal. with .pam_environment it will be enabled globally and will simply work.

[mrsarm]

it's better to use .pam_environment or /etc/environment because with...

Not sure how this is related @ilyapashuk

maybe it will be better to build full jar instead of only classes?

I tried executing first gradle assemble but got the same results. Did you try something different?

[mrsarm]

@ilyapashuk I just added some workarounds to improve the classpath detection, please checkout the pre-release 1.2.0-RC1 and execute again (in fact, I have checked the workaround with your project and indeed did work, but I want to check that it also works from your environment).

plugins {
    // Apply the java-library plugin for API and implementation separation.
    id 'java-library'
    id "com.github.mrsarm.jshell.plugin" version "1.2.0-RC1"
}

[ilyapashuk]

now it works, but shows warning about using of deprecated gradle features, which will not be available in gradle 8.0

[mrsarm]

Good catch @ilyapashuk ! your feedback is very valuable, I didn't notice that warning, now is fixed, and should be ready for Gradle 8.

Please test the version 1.2.0-RC2 whenever you can.

[ilyapashuk]

Now it works without warnings, thank you.

[mrsarm]

Great ! I'll merge it soon.

[mrsarm]

Fixed in version 1.2.0.