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  2. ISPN-8843

Running Hot Rod client tests from IDE results in CompletionFailure

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      1. run mvn clean install -s maven-settings.xml -DskipTests at the root of the project
      2. Open the whole project in IntelliJ
      3. Go to client/hotrod-client
      4. Select one of the tests and run it from IDE
      5. Notice the compilation error
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      run mvn clean install -s maven-settings.xml -DskipTests at the root of the project Open the whole project in IntelliJ Go to client/hotrod-client Select one of the tests and run it from IDE Notice the compilation error
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      Re-declare optional dependencies in the server/core

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      Re-declare optional dependencies in the server/core

      After migrating from Netty Uber Jar to small jars approach we were able to fine-tune the artifacts we depend on. This however caused some very unexpected errors when running testsuite from IDE (see the steps to reproduce):

      Error:java: com.sun.tools.javac.code.Symbol$CompletionFailure: class file for org.conscrypt.AllocatedBuffer not found

      Everything works absolutely fine with Maven, so there must be something with the IDE. So far I noticed that server/core module seems to be the best suspect in this case. The class the IDE is complaining about might be found here. Note that this is an optional dependency of the handler module (see the pom.xml). Why does IntelliJ is trying to compile it?

            slaskawi@redhat.com Sebastian Łaskawiec (Inactive)
            slaskawi@redhat.com Sebastian Łaskawiec (Inactive)
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