[Xamarin.Android.Tools.AndroidSdk] Improve utility of JDK warnings #87
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Context: dotnet/android#4567 Context: https://devdiv.visualstudio.com/DevDiv/_build/results?buildId=3781637&view=logs&j=aacb7678-d5ef-5d73-dd2c-3def32e966f3&t=36563657-e889-567e-4d1d-090ca934735a We're trying to get our CI to use JDK11 (dotnet/android#4567), for which we added support for a `JI_JAVA_HOME` environment variable "override"; see 13cc497. However, even with `JI_JAVA_HOME` set, `nuget restore` still fails: …\Xamarin.Android.Tooling.targets(65,5): warning XA5300: Not a valid JDK directory: `C:\Users\dlab14\android-toolchain\jdk`; via locator: $JI_JAVA_HOME The question is *why* it's an invalid JDK directory. (It certainly looks like it should be valid!) While we *do* print out the contents of `e.ToString()`, this is only written as "verbose" output, which isn't captured by `nuget restore`. As such, we have no idea why the JDK directory is not considered valid. Update the warning message that Java.Interop emits when checking JDK locations so that it includes `Exception.Message`, e.g. The directory `/invalid`, via locator `$JI_JAVA_HOME`, is not a valid JDK directory: Not a directory This will hopefully provide enough detail to let us know why it's failing.
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Context: dotnet/android#4567 Context: https://devdiv.visualstudio.com/DevDiv/_build/results?buildId=3781637&view=logs&j=aacb7678-d5ef-5d73-dd2c-3def32e966f3&t=36563657-e889-567e-4d1d-090ca934735a We're trying to get our CI to use JDK11 (dotnet/android#4567), for which we added support for a `JI_JAVA_HOME` environment variable "override"; see 13cc497. However, even with `JI_JAVA_HOME` set, `nuget restore` still fails: …\Xamarin.Android.Tooling.targets(65,5): warning XA5300: Not a valid JDK directory: `C:\Users\dlab14\android-toolchain\jdk`; via locator: $JI_JAVA_HOME The question is *why* it's an invalid JDK directory. (It certainly looks like it should be valid!) While we *do* print out the contents of `e.ToString()`, this is only written as "verbose" output, which isn't captured by `nuget restore`. As such, we have no idea why the JDK directory is not considered valid. Update the warning message that Java.Interop emits when checking JDK locations so that it includes `Exception.Message`, e.g. The directory `/invalid`, via locator `$JI_JAVA_HOME`, is not a valid JDK directory: Not a directory This will hopefully provide enough detail to let us know why it's failing.
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Context: dotnet/android#4567
Context: https://devdiv.visualstudio.com/DevDiv/_build/results?buildId=3781637&view=logs&j=aacb7678-d5ef-5d73-dd2c-3def32e966f3&t=36563657-e889-567e-4d1d-090ca934735a
We're trying to get our CI to use JDK11 (dotnet/android#4567),
for which we added support for a
JI_JAVA_HOMEenvironment variable"override"; see 13cc497.
However, even with
JI_JAVA_HOMEset,nuget restorestill fails:The question is why it's an invalid JDK directory. (It certainly
looks like it should be valid!)
While we do print out the contents of
e.ToString(), this is onlywritten as "verbose" output, which isn't captured by
nuget restore.As such, we have no idea why the JDK directory is not considered valid.
Update the warning message that Java.Interop emits when checking JDK
locations so that it includes
Exception.Message, e.g.This will hopefully provide enough detail to let us know why it's
failing.