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Zameer Manji edited comment on AURORA-1467 at 11/5/15 10:00 PM:
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I have recently learned that the argument parsing library from Twitter Commons
has some bugs in the annotation processor code, which explains why running the
gradle daemon causes compilation issues.
Specifically, I have been told that the code in the
{{org.apache.aurora.common.args.apt}} package assumes it has a global view of
the classpath which is not true with incremental compiles such as when
compiling with the gradle daemon. The assumption of seeing the entire classpath
means that on subsequent incremental compiles the args processor will write out
a {{cmdline.arg.info.txt}} file that does not cover all the classes and will
clobber the previously created {{cmdline.arg.info.txt}}. This will break the
argument parsing as the {{cmdline.arg.info.txt}} will not contain all of the
information needed to parse all of the arguments declared.
I am bumping the priority of this issue as it signals we are on non standard
and buggy code.
was (Author: zmanji):
I have recently learned that the argument parsing library from Twitter Commons
has some bugs in the annotation processor code, which explains why running the
gradle daemon causes compilation issues. I am bumping the priority of this
issue as it signals we are on non standard and buggy code.
> Replace org.apache.aurora.common.args with a standard third-party library
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> Key: AURORA-1467
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AURORA-1467
> Project: Aurora
> Issue Type: Task
> Components: Scheduler
> Reporter: Bill Farner
> Labels: newbie
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> Our args parsing/processing system was inherited from Twitter Commons and
> should be considered for replacement.
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