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Help: run dev server via command line #8591
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Context: #8589 (comment) |
@labirinto |
@sukanta-27 yes, it was running. I stopped it. But still the same error. |
@labirinto Need to confirm two things:
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@sukanta-27 |
@labirinto Wait for a senior developer's advice. 😕 Until then you can continue your work by using the IDE to start the dev server. As you said there is no problem in starting the server in IDE |
@sukanta-27 OK, thanks for your advice! |
There are some sources which claim they have solved the issue : Similar issue here but without much insight : gradle/gradle#3708 |
Haven't personally run into this myself. While that suggested (?) solution of removing You can first try to remove the following sub-folders of
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@wkurniawan07 There is something that I don't understand in this issue. @labirinto mentioned in #8591 (comment) that teammates/gradle.template.properties Line 4 in 49386fe
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@sukanta-27 disabled in template does not mean disabled in the actual file used by Gradle. I run Gradle with daemon myself. |
@labirinto Any updates here? DId you solve this issue? |
Closing due to inactivity. Feel free to reopen. |
Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS
Java version "1.8.0_161"
Node version v8.9.4
IntelliJIdea2017.3
Chrome 64.0.3282.186
While doing development guidelines I got stuck in starting the dev server via command line. When I try to do it using IDE, everything works correctlty.
So, './gradlew appengineStart --stacktrace' gives the following output:
I've tried to reinstall java and to change JAVA_PATH variable. It didn't help.
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