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and I didn't find where the
jar
could come from, since nowhere in the build we add such a dependency
I ended up dumping checkstyle's classpath, and found that indeed, the
jar
is on classpath, but no explicit dependency is added: https://ge.micronaut.io/s/bzegzmbnkvpca/console-log?page=1#L13
the thing is, how come the project can depend on itself, in the form of a jar?!
so I did a dependency insight, and found this:
there is a cyclic dependency between a micronaut reactor and micronaut zipkin
alright, so there's something wrong between these projects, but it seems that Gradle is behaving weirdly in this context. I'm not sure if it's a validation problem or a resolution one, but something is fishy
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good morning (or good whatever, depending on where you are)
There was a pseudo-timezone for that, but I forgot how it was called. Something like "Good GCT morning" (Global Chat Time) that you can use always if it is morning for you. 🙂
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UGT, Universal Greeting Time Good morning is always appropriate when someone joins a conversation and good night is always appropriate when someone leaves 🙂
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Ah, yes, UGT it was, thanks 🙂
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Good UGT morning, this is brilliant, thanks for sharing! 😄 As for Cedric’s issue, yeah, we could improve error handling when it comes to recursive dependencies. IIRC we do allow them for some use cases, which I think we shouldn’t, and that would make things a lot easier to handle…