I filed another bug today and it turns out that it does not like too many dots. So instead of org.gradle.internal.graph.CachingDirectedGraphWalker I had to use CachingDirectedGraphWalker. Not so cool for Java programming tool forum ![]()
I filed another bug today and it turns out that it does not like too many dots. So instead of org.gradle.internal.graph.CachingDirectedGraphWalker I had to use CachingDirectedGraphWalker. Not so cool for Java programming tool forum ![]()