Sanne Grinovero

> If you're enabling remote agents, you have to supply an argument; if you're doing that then what's the advantage over opening a package from `java.base` instead? Don't agents incur...

> You can programmatically add opens and exports by opening `java.base` as well, without requiring an agent. That sounds promising as well. So for live-reload and tests we could require...

Hi hello! If GraalVM is failing on these constants, it means that it determined that these constants are reachable at runtime - otherwise this would be removed by its clever...

> The problem is that the next triggers reflection when classes ByteBuddyEnhancementContext and ByteBuddyProxyHelper are loaded. Can you try figure out why these classes are being loaded at all? Obviously...

> I managed to fix it in Helidon, doing some class replacements/substitutions. Although the solution I applied there is weak for future changes in Hibernate, so it would be preferable...

FWIW, I think the better solution would be to implement: - https://hibernate.atlassian.net/browse/HHH-15600 In this way, you'd be able to fully exclude the Bytebuddy related code from the application being compiled...

> I am not expert in Graal VM, but it looks to me that it tries to resolve any static field and if that triggers reflection, it fails. No it...

Why was it failing?

I'm not understanding what leads you to think that this particular warning about the extensions is failing the build. To be clear, it wasn't merged yesterday - it's been more...

> AFAIU, they are trying to enable extensions in the Quarkus repo itself. ahh thanks. Ok so the point is that the suggestion is misleading for our own extension maintainers...