Cédric Champeau
Cédric Champeau
Thanks for the contribution. This should be reviewed carefully, because even if some static classes can be replaced with static inner ones, in case of non private ones at least...
I have added a samples folder, with just one simple example for now: https://github.com/melix/jmh-gradle-plugin/tree/master/samples
This is probably an issue with JMH itself. Did you try to upgrade to the latest version?
No, I mean the plugin lets you choose the version of JMH to use.
Likely, yes.
The configuration setup in this plugin is just a big mess, it should never have been wired like that. I think the problem is that the JMH runtime classpath configuration...
I'm not able to reproduce with a simple test project dependency like: ``` plugins { id 'java' id 'me.champeau.gradle.jmh' } repositories { jcenter() } dependencies { jmh project(":core") } ```...
Alright, I understand what's going on now: the dependency it tries to unzip is _not_ available yet. That's a problem with how the spec is setup...
@graemerocher by running with `--stacktrace` I figured out that your issue is that the same jar is included multiple times. Just add this to your build file and the error...
The error message is probably misleading here: the plugin needs to do some dirty hacks to configure JMH and requires access to the `Field` class, which has apparently changed in...