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The same problem happens when running the build with

gradle

instead of

./gradlew...

using the same version (

7.4.2

from sdkman.io)

Only idea the comes up right now, debug the test to find out why it reports a missing bean to maybe find the real problem that way.

Ah, good point. I've tried: • setting a breakpoint in the

@Configuration

class -> doesn't break • adding

<http://logger.info|logger.info>("...")

-> doesn't log • adding

println("...")

-> doesn't print • the class is clearly there, also in the JAR • the class file is present in the built JAR • the built JAR gets a new timestamp on build

Well, hard to guess from here. Maybe try a method breakpoint instead of a line breakpoint. In some situtations they work while the others don't.

Thanks again. That didn’t work either though 😞 . I’ve wiped my machine and reinstalled MacOS. Not sure what caused all of this though…