@RunLLM how do i see

pulsar-client

sources in my IDE? the sources jar for

pulsar-client

appears to not contain sources as per this issue. The last comment mentions

pulsar-client-all

rather than

pulsar-client

though

The

pulsar-client

and

pulsar-client-admin

JARs are shaded and their source JARs are typically empty, as described in this issue and another related issue. To view the actual source code in your IDE, you should use the

pulsar-client-original

artifact, which contains the unshaded sources. Download the

pulsar-client-original

source JAR and configure your IDE to use it for debugging and code navigation. The last comment about

pulsar-client-all

refers to a shaded JAR that combines both client and admin, but it does not solve the source code visibility problem. For source code, always use the

pulsar-client-original

artifact as explained in the linked issues. Would you like more detail on how to configure your IDE with the

pulsar-client-original

sources? Sources: - Bug: Current maven pulsar-client source jar empty - Source jars do not contain any source code 👍 0 button 👎 0 button 💡 Hint: Mention @runllm in the thread for followups.

@RunLLM yes, please give me more detail on how to configure my IDE (intellij) with the sources. if it matters, my project is using sbt

To configure IntelliJ IDEA to show Pulsar client sources when using SBT, follow these steps: 1. Add the correct dependency: In your

build.sbt

, add the

pulsar-client-original

dependency (not just

pulsar-client

). For example:

libraryDependencies += "org.apache.pulsar" % "pulsar-client-original" % "4.0.0"

Replace the version as needed. 2. Refresh SBT project: In IntelliJ, click the "Refresh" button in the SBT tool window to re-import dependencies. IntelliJ will attempt to download the source JAR for

pulsar-client-original

automatically. 3. Verify source attachment: - Open a class from the Pulsar client (e.g.,

org.apache.pulsar.client.api.PulsarClient

). - If sources are attached, you should see the actual Java code, not just decompiled bytecode. - If not, right-click the class name and select "Download Sources" (IntelliJ will try to fetch the source JAR from Maven Central). 4. Troubleshooting: - If sources are still not visible, manually download the

pulsar-client-original-<version>-sources.jar

from Maven Central. - In IntelliJ, go to "Project Structure" > "Libraries", find the

pulsar-client-original

entry, and attach the downloaded source JAR. This approach is necessary because, as noted in this issue, the regular

pulsar-client

source JAR is empty, but

pulsar-client-original

contains the actual sources. Sources: - Source jars do not contain any source code - this issue 👍 1 button 👎 0 button 💡 Hint: Mention @RunLLM in the thread for followups.