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idempotence problem in import sorter - fixable by paddedCell()
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What's in 'build\spotless-diagnose-java'?
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@nedtwigg When I run Interestingly, cleaning all the build folders and then running |
I realised just now that I also failed to clean up |
I don't see how |
Ah yes, you're right, my apologies. I realised when writing the issue title that I was using the wrong word when I wrote "inducing", but I couldn't think of the right word at the time. I think I meant to say "
I believe you're right. We had problems with
Sounds like a way forward to me. I personally won't have the time or inclination in the foreseeable future to tackle #167, but if it does eventually get solved, we can then see if it fixes this issue. :) |
paddedCell()
-inducing problem with running spotlessCheck
on Spotless itself on WindowspaddedCell()
paddedCell()
paddedCell()
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Problem
When building Spotless with
./gradlew spotlessCheck
on Windows, with the change mentioned in How to reproduce, it throws the error message shown in Actual result.I suspect it's a bug with the version of the Eclipse Java formatter we're using, because adding
paddedCell()
tospotlessSelf.gradle
, as mentioned in section How to resolve (at least temporarily), resolves the error.How to reproduce
./gradlew spotlessCheck
.How to resolve (at least temporarily)
Add
paddedCell()
to thejava
block of thespotless
configuration inspotlessSelf.gradle
. For example:Environment details
Expected result
Everything should format fine on Windows.
Actual result
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