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IO / play precompile broken #1450
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Hi, @JohannesBeranek. I'm the author of the d6dae44. Could you provide the minimal example are reproducing the issue? Or output (stdout/stderr) of the precompile process at least. |
@aleksandy Then just use some lombok, e.g.
The precompile phase will err out due to "method getTest() does not exist" or something similar (depending on your exact java version etc). |
@aleksandy no, it works with that code. I've put print statements in python and java code and with the latest version the before just isn't triggered anymore on precompile. It's pretty simple to reproduce probable - add a module with a before hook in commands.py that just prints some statement (e.g. print("BEFORE")) and compare the 1.7.1 release zip version to latest master when doing precompile. |
Also @aleksandy just switching |
Play Version (1.5.x / etc)
framework/src/play/libs/IO.java
broken in d6dae44
Issue
We've been using play 1 for about 10 years now, together with lombok.
Recently tried to update to master and hit an issue where our lombok module python before() method was not executed - turned out the commands.py wasn't copied.
By going back and forth with versions and individual files I could nail down the file and revision at fault.
I don't know the exact change yet, but in
576fcc0
everything works.
Going to d6dae44
our lombok module isn't running anymore when precompile is executed.
Switching just
framework/src/play/libs/IO.java
back to the previous commit
576fcc0
everything works again.
Same with master - if I just switch that single file back, everything works again.
Reproducible Test Case
Add a module with a before(...) function in commands.py and add some print statement there. Now run play precompile and you should see the difference. Didn't test this exact case, as this is just fyi, as we're probably going to fork play going forward, as it seems there won't be much development happening anymore.
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