Fails to apply on Windows with: The task 'dependencyUpdates' (com.github.benmanes.gradle.versions.updates.DependencyUpdatesTask) is not a subclass of the given type (com.github.benmanes.gradle.versions.updates.DependencyUpdatesTask). #97
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Hm interesting. What happens if you run |
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I can't run I tried 0.44.0 of the versions plugin first. I updated it to 0.45.0 to see if this issue would go away. I just tried downgrading to 0.41.0 (same version as in the README.md file here) and the problem remained. I agree that it is very strange to have this be a Windows-specific issue, but I have yet to find what might be different on the Windows machine. I've checked for things in |
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Thanks for testing that and the additional info, I'll try to repro it asap to see if I can make sense of it! |
My guess would be that something is adding a newer version of ./gradlew buildEnvironmentI have some projects where the new version of Possible to reproduce by creating file initscript {
repositories {
gradlePluginPortal()
}
dependencies {
classpath("com.github.ben-manes:gradle-versions-plugin:0.45.0")
}
}
allprojects {
apply<com.github.benmanes.gradle.versions.VersionsPlugin>()
}
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Yeah that would be trouble because you are mixing the I think mixing init and applying the version catalog plugin should work though 🤔 |
I believe init scripts have a separate classpath. This causes some magic problems. What this error ( In this case, Windows machine is somehow adding dependency from different classpath 🤷 |
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Yeah that was my initial thought too...still battling setting up a VM after a few hours so can't double check yet 😅 |
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Have you tried to reproduce this with custom init script on your's non-windows machine? Maybe it would be enough to remove type checking and rely only on the task's name here? Like: Then even if classes doesn't match, this should pass. |
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That can be an option though there would still be a dependency on the task properties (and those would need to be set dynamically too). It might be a worthwhile fix in any case. I hope @swpalmer can confirm that there's an init script or something similar that is including the versions plugin :) |
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Thanks, that was it. I found the init script. I didn't remember ever making it... until your hint. |
Same project works on macOS but gets this error on Windows 11.
Same JDK version: Azul 17.0.5
Same Gradle version: 7.6
Steps to reproduce
Project uses
.\gradle\libs.versions.tomlwith the following:build.gradlecontains the following:And results in the following error:
As you can see there appears to be some sort of interaction between this plugin and
com.github.ben-manes.versions:0.45.0Stacktrace
Same project has no issues on two different machines with macOS. Only on Windows I get this error.
All software other than OS is the same...
Windows:
macOs:
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