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Alexander Kriegisch commented on GROOVY-11293:
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"Works well" meaning "reproduces" or "does not reproduce"? I am not sure what
you mean.
> Error "BUG! At this point argument array length and parameter array length
> should be the same"
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: GROOVY-11293
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GROOVY-11293
> Project: Groovy
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 4.0.4, 4.0.16, 4.0.18
> Reporter: Alexander Kriegisch
> Priority: Major
>
> When I compile and run this Spock 2.3-groovy-4.0 test on JDK 17 (build target
> 8), it works fine:
> {code:groovy}
> import com.github.marschall.memoryfilesystem.MemoryFileSystemBuilder
> import com.google.common.jimfs.Configuration
> import com.google.common.jimfs.Jimfs
> import spock.lang.Specification
> import spock.lang.Unroll
> import java.nio.file.FileSystems
> import java.nio.file.Files
> @Grab('com.google.jimfs:jimfs:1.3.0')
> @Grab('com.github.marschall:memoryfilesystem:2.8.0')
> class NestedZipTest extends Specification {
> @Unroll('#scenario')
> def 'create nested zip file'() {
> given: 'a text file on the default FS'
> def sourceFS = MemoryFileSystemBuilder.newEmpty().build()
> def rootTxtPath = sourceFS.getPath('root.txt')
> Files.write(rootTxtPath, 'Hello root!'.bytes)
> when: 'creating a zip FS on the target FS, adding two text files'
> def outerZipPath = targetFS.getPath('outer.zip')
> if (Files.exists(outerZipPath))
> Files.delete(outerZipPath)
> def outerZipFS = FileSystems.newFileSystem(outerZipPath, [create: 'true'])
> Files.write(outerZipFS.getPath('outer.txt'), 'Hello outer!'.bytes)
> Files.copy(rootTxtPath, outerZipFS.getPath('from-root.txt'))
> and: 'creating a zip FS inside the outer zip file, adding two text files'
> def innerZipPath = outerZipFS.getPath('inner.zip')
> def innerZipFS = FileSystems.newFileSystem(innerZipPath, [create: 'true'])
> Files.write(innerZipFS.getPath('inner.txt'), 'Hello inner!'.bytes)
> Files.copy(rootTxtPath, innerZipFS.getPath('from-root.txt'))
> and: 'creating a zip FS inside the inner zip file, adding two text files'
> def inner2ZipPath = innerZipFS.getPath('inner2.zip')
> def inner2ZipFS = FileSystems.newFileSystem(inner2ZipPath, [create:
> 'true'])
> Files.write(inner2ZipFS.getPath('inner2.txt'), 'Hello inner2!'.bytes)
> Files.copy(rootTxtPath, inner2ZipFS.getPath('from-root.txt'))
> then: 'no errors occur'
> noExceptionThrown()
> cleanup:
> inner2ZipFS?.close()
> innerZipFS?.close()
> outerZipFS?.close()
> where:
> scenario | targetFS
> 'on disk' | FileSystems.default
> 'JimFS' |
> Jimfs.newFileSystem(Configuration.unix().toBuilder().setWorkingDirectory('/').build())
> 'MemoryFileSystem' | MemoryFileSystemBuilder.newEmpty().build()
> }
> }
> {code}
> Try it in the [Groovy Web
> Console|https://gwc-experiment.appspot.com/?g=groovy_4_0&codez=eNqdVVFv0zAQfs-vOMSDU2kYCC-oEmICNhASCKlDSCAeXOeSenPsyHZoC-y_4zhpnXSZ1tKHyD3ffXffd9adqGptHHBd0VK4VbOkFTOWr5iUtMJKm20hJNqtdVjRT8Fw6Q2LYHjTCJmjScQAROtSIvXHSit6LarC0rdaFaJsDHNCq4ecP7bfnZOtNb-hkqmSLmrkohB8BDK4_6qMljLZ3VyzX4wqoWlbPo0l2_sdbJKcvzdsmZJBbaGoefd9Tl_QZ2Q28jrQbH6o2TyjL0MQl8xa-IzemH8X9ZU_AG4cqtzCiBv8SQDOOzopeWw5KmaE9hAAORZAuEHmEFSAgt-ihjYdSWchEqAUv1DNgTBwPkG4BA_rVtjGs0Y6uFyQ4NriWd0YjpcLeAX39JcqXF9UtdumM7psTelsH220dlcb94W5lQfYYdESgykl7T11G0e6kKAzXRvhMB2EngH5gFLqAPeI0OXWoZ0lIWS9CmwCa6FKYIGyr7fn5Jjx2bzhDFietx5urSN1G5nqxqHx2vfFdoHDYoMD9fB9taKAtKsYN8I6mw4RZp3PjlOOEj2pkcedzEHlwWNslY1_R8Fn8KNrtOfuTIPk510FI-whh6D4XtVgi7JGGK7r7bgPU5CF0dWT2Mi-L0zlk20RyoocQ2sC2P6FPtgfodSwP1OlBJdBh4ZhD4g7RD9G3Ah7mH4sbrAdJ-4U5H-LG8BOFDeL6t5LL5uSNztS3-xUgbPpEiYkzk7QODtKZNdNFqUBjdHGgua8MZ1kSl9sONbtQL5aGb1WaR_EJTLV1PNuQMRkrymX2mI_GqO6Y3t809G-m3IGO9DdxIf4-7sfVsGD-NGXC3tDhh7DzvRzvnP2G9XPexjBhS170MDRmqaNEhs_753ul4A_W3TftLnxr-ydMMid3xUpeUr2S6GjSA63CPH5Ttost8lt8g9XIuDH].
> You can also comment out the test iterations for JimFS and MemoryFileSystem
> in the {{where}} blocks, if you want to test without external dependencies.
> When running the same code on JDK 8, there is a {{MissingMethodException}},
> which is fine, because some JDK API I am calling only exists since JDK 13.
> I.e., I expect the {{MissingMethodException}} on JDKs 8-12 and a working test
> on 13+.
> What happens instead is that on JDKs 9-16, I see: *"BUG! At this point
> argument array length and parameter array length should be the same"*
> Because of this message coming from Groovy directly, I am opening a bug here
> first, not in the Spock project.
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