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Unable to load class 'org.gradle.api.publish.ivy.internal.artifact.DefaultIvyArtifact'. #283
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I saw this error today when updating Gradle from 4.7 to 4.8, I updated the gradle-intellij-plugin to 0.3.3 to see if that would help but the problem remains. Will have to stick to Gradle 4.7 |
It hasn't been fixed yet, since the plugin still uses DefaultIvyArtifact as you can see with a grep or search here in github. FYI, the following recent gradle commit replaced DefaultIvyArtifact and rearranged the internal Ivy API: gradle/gradle@e076a78#diff-cd117ceae8b78699d227f8d54d95d8cc |
I cannot reproduce this issue with gradle 4.9 and gradle-intellij-plugin 0.3.4. |
* Gradle: Do not specifiy the Kotlin version for JetBrains dependencies The Kotlin plugin will automatically use the version matching the plugin version here. * Gradle: Upgrade Kotlin to version 1.3.10 * Upgrade Gradle to the latest 4.x release Do not use the freshly released Gradle 5.0 just yet to avoid any potential breakages. * kotlintest-intellij: Upgrade the intellij plugin to work with Gradle >= 4.8 Also see JetBrains/intellij-platform-gradle-plugin#283.
I can reproduce this issue with IntelliJ 2023.2.5 (#IU-232.10227.8), the gradle plugins bundled with the IDE, Gradle 8.4 and JVMs 11, 17 and 21. |
Gradle: 4.8-rc-1
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