On Tuesday, August 6, 2019, Vladimir Sitnikov <[email protected]> wrote:
> >Follow eclipse.md / Launching from Eclipse and you'll get the issue. > > That means there's no issue with "dist contains duplicate versions of > jars". yes, I formulated wrongly the bug report. The issue is due to .classpath duplicates > In other words, Gradle does not produce duplicate jars. > > Gradle's dependency management is very flexible. > Currently it resolves "groovy-all version 2.4.15" to be used for > compilation and "groovy-all version 2.4.16" to be used for runtime. > > I'm not sure if Eclipse is flexible enough to represent that, however the > resulting .classpath > files seem to include both versions with no clear separation which is > which. yes > > In the Ideal world, groovy-all should probably not be included to the > compilation classpath > (we don't expect to call low level Groovy APIs from JMeter's Java code). ok by me > > Vladimir > -- Cordialement. Philippe Mouawad.
