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Missing dependencies between IDE modules #1854
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Hi. @ekudel How do you define that dependency in your build.gradle file? |
@AlexanderBartash like this:
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@ekudel Try the below. It is somewhat verbose, but may do what you want.
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@hsz any reaction? |
Is there any chance this could be fixed? |
The fix is currently available for testing in the |
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What happened?
After I updated the plugin to 2.2.0 and performed "Reimport" in IDEA, "Provided" dependencies between IDE modules were replaced with dependencies on related compiled JARs (see the screenshot):
So, navigation in the IDE stopped working correctly, because references are only resolved to
.class
files in that JARs. Also that JARs may not exist or be outdated, so sometimes references are not resolved at all (until I perform Gradle build).After downgrading to 2.1.0 dependencies look like this, which works good for me (I'm not sure why both Runtime and Provided dependencies are needed though):
Relevant log output or stack trace
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Steps to reproduce
See the description
Gradle IntelliJ Plugin version
2.2.0
Gradle version
8.8
Operating System
macOS
Link to build, i.e. failing GitHub Action job
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