Trevor Flynn created GROOVY-10404:
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Summary: Unexpected class duplication in linux
Key: GROOVY-10404
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GROOVY-10404
Project: Groovy
Issue Type: Bug
Components: GroovyScriptEngine
Affects Versions: 4.0.0-rc-1
Reporter: Trevor Flynn
Attachments: GroovyTest.zip
Hello,
I am not entirely sure on the technical issues behind this problem, they seem
to stem deep into the platform dependent components of the classloader.
On windows, when loading a class both from within groovy and from the java side
through the GroovyClassLoader, the returned class is the same class, and can be
checked with a simple equality check. But when the same code is run on linux,
the two classes returned are different classes. Even running an
`isAssignableForm` will fail between the two.
It is difficult to describe the complex load behavior that replicates the
issue, as such I have built a simple example instead. Please see the attached
example project. It has prebuilt run configurations for IDEA that utilize WSL
for testing the linux side of the issue.
This issue is new to groovy 4, and did not exist in groovy 3.
Please let me know if any other additional information would be useful.
Thank you,
Trevor Flynn
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