java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException during Startup #2036
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I get a similar message when I try to open the engines tab. In addition the engines don't load. |
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I can reproduce this. |
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Can you do what the error message says and add a |
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For this particular error: It seems that something pollutes the context. Try the following in public void fetchAvailableEngineSettings(RepositoryDTO repositoryDTO,
Consumer<Map<String, List<EngineSetting>>> callback, Consumer<Exception> errorCallback) {
executorService.execute(() -> {
final List<SettingConfig> configurations = fetchSettingConfigurations(repositoryDTO);
final Map<String, List<EngineSetting>> result = configurations.stream()
.collect(Collectors.groupingBy(
configuration -> configuration.engineId,
Collectors.mapping(configuration -> {
// the script engine needs to be created inside the correct thread otherwise GraalJS
// throws an error
final PhoenicisScriptEngine phoenicisScriptEngine = phoenicisScriptEngineFactory
.createEngine();
final String include = String.format("include(\"engines.%s.settings.%s\");",
configuration.engineId, configuration.settingId);
final Value settingClass = (Value) phoenicisScriptEngine.evalAndReturn(include,
errorCallback);
if (settingClass == null || !settingClass.canInstantiate()) {
System.out.println("include: " + include);
}
return settingClass.newInstance().as(EngineSetting.class);
}, Collectors.toList())));
callback.accept(result);
});
} |
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If I execute your method I get: Is it possible that |
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If I execute: public void fetchAvailableEngineSettings(RepositoryDTO repositoryDTO,
Consumer<Map<String, List<EngineSetting>>> callback, Consumer<Exception> errorCallback) {
executorService.execute(() -> {
final List<SettingConfig> configurations = fetchSettingConfigurations(repositoryDTO);
// the script engine needs to be created inside the correct thread otherwise GraalJS throws an error
final PhoenicisScriptEngine phoenicisScriptEngine = phoenicisScriptEngineFactory.createEngine();
final Map<String, List<EngineSetting>> result = configurations.stream()
.collect(Collectors.groupingBy(
configuration -> configuration.engineId,
Collectors.mapping(configuration -> {
final String include = String.format("include(\"engines.%s.settings.%s\");",
configuration.engineId, configuration.settingId);
final Value settingClass = (Value) phoenicisScriptEngine.evalAndReturn(include,
errorCallback);
if (settingClass == null || !settingClass.canInstantiate()) {
System.out.println("include: " + include);
}
return settingClass.newInstance().as(EngineSetting.class);
}, Collectors.toList())));
callback.accept(result);
});
}I get: |
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Can you check if |
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I've compiled the latest source code with #2040 merged and I still get errors right after the main window shows up: Also, the list of installable apps stops at Civilization 5 for some reason. |
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@Zemogiter can you try changing Line 58 in 06c69e6 to: <graalvm.version>19.0.2</graalvm.version>See PhoenicisOrg/scripts#1075 for details |
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@madoar after that change engine tools and verb installation works but the application list is still broken |
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Can you try with a clean |
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Removing the content of cache folder changed nothing but removing the content of |
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I guess something was corrupted. |
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But wait, there is more. Readding my local repo reintroduced the exact same error message and the application tab issue. Solved by removing the local directory and downloading a clear copy from github. |
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On the latest commit I get this exception: Removing local repo from the list didn't help. Also the engines tab dosen't load wine versions. |
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The exception is thrown in: Somehow the plugin is called without a |
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Forgot to mention this error also happens right after the main window appears. |
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In my opinion this is still PhoenicisOrg/scripts#1075. |
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I've taken a look at the code.
@Zemogiter I'm trying to fix the graaljs issue in PhoenicisOrg/scripts#1076 and #2050 but there is still an open question which need to be answered before I can complete the changes (how to access |
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Removal of local repo solves nothing but now I get different error: |
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Seems like #2050 fixes the errors I had reported here previously. |
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The current master branches are also working for me (tested with Notepad++) |
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Somehow I get the following error since today when I start Phoenicis:
I can't remember that we changed anything that could produce this. Any ideas? Does anyone else get this message on the current master branches?
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