Apache Groovy is a Java-syntax-compatible object-oriented programming language for the Java platform. It is both a static and dynamic language with features similar to those of Python, Ruby, and Smalltalk. It can be used as both a programming language and a scripting language for the Java Platform, is compiled to Java virtual machine (JVM) bytecode, and interoperates seamlessly with other Java code and libraries.
I see various references to bom in the build file, docs, etc. E.g. the docs say "The no longer used group for Graal is no longer part of the bom". I'm not sure what this means. It would be useful to add a definition for bom (I'm guessing it's not the definition I know of "byte order mark"
The TemporaryFolder rule from JUnit 4 can only be used with the spock-junit4 module. It should work flawlessly, but eventually, to get rid of junit4.jar from the classpath of projects using Spock 2 it would be nice to have a native replacement for Spock.
Similar implementations to look at:
The tokens which may be used in profile definitions for substitution (@grails.codegen.defaultPackage@, for example) should be documented.
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I have a problem connecting the presto driver
%%classpath add mvn
com.facebook.presto presto-base-jdbc 0.232
%defaultDatasource jdbc:presto://root@127.0.0.1:8282/hive/default
I can not figure it out and I can not see the full error trace.
First report-aggregate creates an empty report. Then the documentation page at report-aggregate-mojo is without exa
I started using spotless in a maven java project for the first time. I am getting an exception indicating that there are unused imports. I can strip down the file to be as simple as
package example;
public interface Test {
}
There are no imports at all, but still there is the removeUnusedImports error.
Full Stack trace:
[spotless-stacktrace.txt](https://github.com/diffplug/s
Ability to specify the Compute Engine disk type (pd-standard or local-SSD) found in the new Cloud Life Sciences API (https://cloud.google.com/life-sciences/docs/reference/rpc/google.cloud.lifesciences.v2beta#disk).
Job's that require a high input/output operations per second and lower latency (https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/disks/local-ssd).
Please document if the library is thread-safe. I'm generating millions of test samples and want to know if I can safely reuse the same instance across threads. Also during prototyping, I use Fairy object as a Spring singleton bean - is it safe as well?
Another question - if I create hundreds of Fairy instances in quick succession, will they produce different samples? Or maybe (due to the sa
Consider the following:
void meth(Closure closure) {
closure.|
}When invoking content assist (Ctrl+Space) at |, the methods and properties of groovy.lang.Closure are very low in the list of proposals. This is due to very-well-known type adjustments made within org.codehaus.groovy.eclipse.codeassist.proposals.AbstractGroovyProposal.getRelevanceClass().
For the sake of completeness, would it be possible to give a complete example of a custom operator in the documentation?
I understand that semantics of the operator is not a concern of the parser, so my request should really be directed to rsql-jpa. I just could not find a way to open an issue on their project.
Description
There is no documentation describing the usage of the plugin with Kotlin DSL for Gradle
When trying a solution proposed in #127 I am getting an error:
* What went wrong:
Script compilation errors:
Line 57: testlogger {
^ Unresolved reference: testlogger
Line 58: theme = ThemeTy
I'm trying to clone/checkout a git repository using grgit, that has submodules.
Using git from commandline that can be done using:
git clone --recurse-submodules
There seem to be no way to do that with grgit, or am I missing something?
JGit seem to have a setCloneSubmodules(boolean) method in the CloneCommand class. Can support to use that be added to grgit?
When accessing the Javadoc websites hosted by Sonaty
This is a suggested addition to the Micronaut-Data docs on @transactional. Please consider adding this note to section "6.1 Transactions":
NOTE: The javax.transaction.Transactional annotation is only supported in repositories and beans processed by Micronaut. Using @transactional on other methods/classes does not initiate a transaction. See "Programmatic Transactions" for hints on how to use
Created by James Strachan
Released 2003
I was trying to use REST Assured for the first and was going through the documentation to help me but was getting nowhere. I had put in the correct Maven repository and have copied the relevant classes to be imported but was getting nowhere.
After fiddling around for ages, I had discovered that the classes had to be statically imported but since I had directly copied the classes from the wiki, I