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a
it’s magically working again now 🤷‍♀️
c
have had similar class-related oddness that is generally resolved by stopping the daemon. imo corner-cases that end up with plugins / daemon having corrupt state.
a
That’s probably it! I’ve been working with a project that keeps OOMing & freezing, so I had to force-kill all Java/Gradle processes. I thought that wiping
.gradle/cache
would help, but apparently not.
c
yea, have had a few odd things with the daemon holding onto state. sometimes its bad plugins that have a static variable to ‘cache’ stuff, other times it’s harder to track down what caused the invalid state, but bouncing the daemon resolves it.
a
bad plugins that have a static variable to ‘cache’ stuff
😱
c
🤦 😡 🙄
a
the weird thing is that I restarted my machine, cleared out all the caches, etc - but it still failed 🤷‍♀️
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