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[MJAVADOC-489] Find the main module descriptor #137
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The existing code was checking for the existence of a file "src/main/module-info.java" relative to the current directory. The problem is that in a multi-module build, the current directory is the project root, not the root of the current module. As a result, the module descriptor was not being found and all dependencies were ending up on the classpath instead. Fixes: MJAVADOC-489
eolivelli
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Nov 18, 2017
| for ( String root : roots ) | ||
| { | ||
| File descriptorFile = new File( root, "module-info.java" ).getAbsoluteFile(); | ||
| if ( descriptorFile.exists() ) |
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Won't be better isFile() instead of exists() ?
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Actually, I'm kind of inclined to fail hard and fast if something exists called module-info.java that isn't a regular file. That almost certainly indicates some sort of problem in the build elsewhere.
This adjusts the previous patch to quickly and loudly reject filesystem entries named module-info.java that turn out not to be regular files. Affects: MJAVADOC-489
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It looks like only half of this got merged as I didn't use the same ticket title on the second commit. |
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The existing code was checking for the existence of a file
"src/main/module-info.java" relative to the current directory. The
problem is that in a multi-module build, the current directory is
the project root, not the root of the current module. As a result,
the module descriptor was not being found and all dependencies were
ending up on the classpath instead.
Fixes: MJAVADOC-489