TypeTable: tolerate cross-JVM races when publishing per-artifact JARs#7786
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Since #7528 switched TypeTable to write per-artifact JARs via `Files.move(tmpJar, jarPath, ATOMIC_MOVE, REPLACE_EXISTING)`, parallel Gradle test forks sharing `~/.rewrite/classpath/.tt/...` could fail on Windows with AccessDeniedException when one JVM tried to replace a jar that another JVM had open. Drop REPLACE_EXISTING (the jar contents are deterministic, so the existing file is fine) and catch FileAlreadyExistsException / AccessDeniedException, falling back to the existing jar on disk. Adds a regression test that simulates a fresh JVM by clearing the in-process map between two reads.
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May 27, 2026
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Summary
JavaTypeFactoryand extendJavaSourceSetwith classpath fast paths #7528 switchedTypeTablefrom writing per-class files to publishing a single per-artifact JAR viaFiles.move(tmpJar, jarPath, ATOMIC_MOVE, REPLACE_EXISTING), parallel Gradle test forks sharing~/.rewrite/classpath/.tt/...could crash on Windows withAccessDeniedExceptionwhen one JVM tried to replace a jar that another JVM had open. This dropsREPLACE_EXISTING(the jar contents are deterministic, so the existing file is fine) and catchesFileAlreadyExistsException/AccessDeniedException, accepting the on-disk jar produced by the other process and cleaning up our temp file. A regression test simulates a fresh JVM by reflectively clearing the in-processjarByArtifactmap between two reads.Test plan
./gradlew :rewrite-java:test --tests TypeTableTest