Comments on: Grails Bug? http://www.mcdonaldland.info/2008/04/09/grails-bug/ A magical discussion of software, economics, and other assorted theories. but mainly software. Thu, 07 Aug 2008 23:03:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: Jason McDonald http://www.mcdonaldland.info/2008/04/09/grails-bug/#comment-300 Jason McDonald Thu, 10 Apr 2008 12:41:26 +0000 http://www.mcdonaldland.info/2008/04/09/grails-bug/#comment-300 Thanks Kevin - I had not discovered the clean target yet. I am using IntelliJ 7, which I think may be part of the problem. I wasn't aware that grails would build to its own directory so my IntelliJ build and the command line build were going to two separate places. I did multiple cleans through IntelliJ but it obviously wasn't hitting the grails folders. I just started using this version of the IDE since it has RoR and Grails support but I haven't learned all the nuances yet and find myself switching back over to the command line pretty frequently. Thanks Kevin - I had not discovered the clean target yet.

I am using IntelliJ 7, which I think may be part of the problem. I wasn’t aware that grails would build to its own directory so my IntelliJ build and the command line build were going to two separate places. I did multiple cleans through IntelliJ but it obviously wasn’t hitting the grails folders. I just started using this version of the IDE since it has RoR and Grails support but I haven’t learned all the nuances yet and find myself switching back over to the command line pretty frequently.

]]> By: kevin williams http://www.mcdonaldland.info/2008/04/09/grails-bug/#comment-298 kevin williams Wed, 09 Apr 2008 22:17:20 +0000 http://www.mcdonaldland.info/2008/04/09/grails-bug/#comment-298 try running: grails clean You probably had a compiled copy of the DependancyVersion class in the .grails\1.0-RC4\projects folder. I think grails uses it as some kind of cache. hope that helps Are you using an IDE to write your code? I know eclipse (used to) compile classes into the project root - not very good - you'd change the groovy file but wouldn't see the change until you deleted the class file. I think that's been fixed for a while though. try running: grails clean
You probably had a compiled copy of the DependancyVersion class in the .grails\1.0-RC4\projects folder. I think grails uses it as some kind of cache.

hope that helps

Are you using an IDE to write your code? I know eclipse (used to) compile classes into the project root - not very good - you’d change the groovy file but wouldn’t see the change until you deleted the class file. I think that’s been fixed for a while though.

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