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# dependency-managements
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Thomas Broyer
09/05/2022, 10:15 AMAFAIK, Gradle uses a "simple" URLClassLoader, so no modules (and Gradle starts itself with a classpath, not module path, in case that matters).
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Jendrik Johannes
09/05/2022, 10:27 AMThat’s correct. You can’t load Jars as Modules in Gradle plugins. So even if Nashorn is a JPMS module, the module information is ignored. But I think it should also work in that environment. ServiceLoader existed before JPMS already and can be used also in a classpath environment (but I am no expert on that topic).
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Thomas Broyer
09/05/2022, 10:41 AMBut AFAIK ServiceLoader only takes into account META-INF/services in a classpath environment, not module-info, and Nashorn only provides the module-info definition of the service.
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Benjamin Gentner
09/05/2022, 11:27 AMOK, so this means probably the URLClassLoader respects the module-info definition in a JDK9+ environment to handle the ServiceLoader correctly. Will check how this is implemented in Spotless.
Benjamin Gentner
09/05/2022, 11:30 AMSpotless uses a custom class loader derived from URLClassLoader to load the formatting features.
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