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Spock is being used to execute an integration test in a Spring Boot project (2.1.18.RELEASE). When I run with 1.3-groovy-2.5, I get this error:

I getting this warning while running application.

I tried solution [here][1] but it is not working ,I am not sure what am I missing, could anyone help here? Thanks in advance.

In my application config i have defined the following properties:

I've started using Mockito to mock some classes in my unit tests, for various reasons, and as I was developing, I got everything to work. Once I finished my changes, I pushed to our build server, and discovered that the unit tests are broken when run through Ant. I've been able to reproduce this in a simple stripped-down case, in which I'm using Mockito to test the mock the static method of a dependency of the class under test. Below I've pasted the source files, the test file, the Ant script, and the Ivy dependencies file describing the versions of each library I'm using (all of them up to date at this time), followed by the verbose error I'm seeing.

But if I create these several files in a directory (with the two classes under src/com/example and the unit test under tests/com/example and open it up as an IntelliJ IDEA project, using all the same dependencies (including JUnit) and run all tests, it succeeds. The only change from the standard module template is specifying the JDK path and Java level to 1.8. That's part of what's making it so puzzling. For what it's worth, Ant acts the same whether invoked from within IntelliJ IDEA's built-in Ant integration, or separately on the command line.

When upgrading my app from Spring Boot 2.2 with JDK 11 to Spring Boot 2.5.5 with JDK 17, Mockito gives this error:

I followed this documentation to add Walkmod to eclipse but found that there is issue with the ivy-2.4.0. Previously I have tried Walkmod with CMD and its working. The steps I followed to make Walkmod commands recognizable in CMD are

1. Download the walkmod-Installer from https://walkmod.com
2. In environment variable added "WALKMOD_HOME" and "MAVEN_HOME" are added along with corresponding system path variables also added. i.e "%WALKMOD_HOME/bin%"
3. After this walkmod --version will be working but it will throw a issue with the command $ walkmod apply . It shows dependency issues. This issue can be fixed by replacing Walkmod_dir/Walkmod-3.0.0/lib/ivy-2.4.0 inside the walkmod-Installer you have downloaded from https://walkmod.com with ivy-2.5.0.

After the above three steps the Walkmod is making changes as per the requirement. The CMD output after $ walkmod check

Note: this question is similar to this one, but the answers there did not work for me.

I have an odd problem: using Maven in the command line, my build is succesful, but imported in Eclipse it still shows errors. In particular, I'm trying to build the open-source rosetta-dsl project, which is a multi module Maven project containing Xtext and Xtend files.

Running mvn clean install ends with the following result:

I have a maven project and i need import graphframe dependency to use spark grapx,this's my pom.xml

This is a really odd error that I am getting while doing a maven build. I am encountering an error like this: