Tyler Thrailkill

Sure thing. After cloning that project and building (I set asdf to use a graalvm version of java17, but should still work the same) I get this error: ``` ❯...

Since it looks like you're trying to explicitly use java 15 I set asdf to use `openjdk-15.0.2` which resulted in the same errors.

Ok, seeing something really weird. I wipe your artifact from my .m2 repo and then the gradle build works fine. ``` ❯ rm -rf ~/.m2/repository/ai/ kotlingrad-consumer on  master [?]...

@breandan it looks like the issue is with the maven artifact, though not sure why. It fails even if I use the artifact from maven central, so it's not an...

from a cursory glance over the code it looks like you're [not actually adding the jar to the publication](https://github.com/breandan/kotlingrad/blob/master/core/build.gradle.kts#L122), though I'm not sure how this is working with gradle then....

Yes, Gradle can be quite difficult to use, though I do like it more than Maven for most use cases. Looking at your build.gradle though, it is _quite_ complex, so...

My zprof results look like this ```zsh num calls time self name ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1) 24 125.36 5.22 23.89% 110.93 4.62 21.14% __zplug::core::sources::call 2) 11 128.95 11.72 24.57% 66.55 6.05 12.68%...

yeah, I'm about to start writing my own plugin if this doesn't happen soon.

The RequestHandler generates just fine when using `kogito:scaffold` but not when using `quarkus:dev`. Not sure what I missed.

@natedennis It's not been given up, but I can't get any feedback from the team in regards to why Quarkus will not find the RequestHandlers. Here are the relevant conversations:...