Scott Murphy

@osscontributor I don't think you will get it with the scaffolding specifically. I will create an example for you. It's an edge case if you reuse a parent controller and...

Thanks @osscontributor, also be aware that there can be multiple parameters to the method. You probably don't even need generics to replicate and can just extend a normal controller. ```groovy...

> If you have a `show()` method in `UserController`, a `show(Map)` method in `GenericController` and you want `UserController` to extend `GenericController`, which of those methods would you expect to be...

> @codeconsole If you can share a small simple sample 6.2.1-SNAPSHOT project which demonstrates code that doesn't compile with the change that was proposed and later reverted, I am happy...

> > The only way GenericController.show(Map) would be called is if UserController does not have a show method. This is the way it is currently behaving. > > When `show(Map)`...

> It looks like the `show(Map)` method in `GenericController` is only there to be a wrapper around `respond resource.get(params.id), model: model`. If that is the case, I don't think that...

Hi @osscontributor, I appreciate your help figuring this one out. > Thank you. I will look forward to the sample app and that will help me provide more clarity. So...

@rainboyan are you able to help with this?

Right now we need grails-shell so that IntelliJ Grails Plugin isn't broken. It is not ideal to maintain two CLIs. We need the Web UI. Is it possible to migrate...

@jamesfredley I am not a big fan of including the `grails-shell` in my production jar. Have you found a workaround for this? IntelliJ plugin works: ```implementation 'org.grails:grails-shell:6.1.2'``` IntellJ plugin does...