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I use this fabulous plugin in our internal builds. However, for one of our projects it does not work and instead produces a stack overflow. I reduced that project to the bare minimum and ended up with a simple build file containing 2 jars as dependencies. The tricky part is that we have a local repo containing a modified version of one of the jars. Thus, the attached project is not executable for you. However, I added the log file from a ./gradlew --debug buildSrcVersions > gradle.log 2>&1 which shows the stack overflow.
On holiday right now, but it seems that it's the task dependancyUpdate from Ben manes Gradle versions plugins that is failing. So maybe look in the open issues of that repository?
Hi,
I use this fabulous plugin in our internal builds. However, for one of our projects it does not work and instead produces a stack overflow. I reduced that project to the bare minimum and ended up with a simple build file containing 2 jars as dependencies. The tricky part is that we have a local repo containing a modified version of one of the jars. Thus, the attached project is not executable for you. However, I added the log file from a
./gradlew --debug buildSrcVersions > gradle.log 2>&1
which shows the stack overflow.stackoverflow.zip
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