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gradlew build failing on M1 mac/aarch64 with brew openjdk/gradle #682
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Oh.. I have noted that i can specify the The README should be corrected to:
This does seem to generate a successful build. However, when I try to run it:
It fails again with an inscrutable error. Giving up for now 😅 |
I think it's strange, that aarch64 is not supported as of now apparently!?: adoptium/containers#158 |
Also here, but the manifest says the architecture is not supported: https://hub.docker.com/_/eclipse-temurin/tags?page=1&name=21-jdk-alpine Maybe a Gradle image issue? |
oh sorry, I messed up with the issue number, as my replies are related to your docker issue... Can you post what's wrong? |
Trying to ping @jtippett ... I've removed a dependency, which had a linux specifier, but it may still fail. I sadly have no Mac. Can you give me further details? Would be awesome :-) |
Hey @JohannesLichtenberger sorry for the late reply. I think this issue, with me manually trying to build the .jar, is probably just caused by my general unfamiliarity with java builds. It's still failing with the error i noted above:
This could be related to the accompanying keycloak stuff - perhaps they are intermingled such that you can't start one without the other. Regardless, the "docker compose" build works for me now (thanks!) so not sure if this ticket is relevant anymore... |
The keycloak server probably doesn't already run!? This code from Vert.x seems to be the origin: if (config.getSite() == null) {
handler.handle(Future.failedFuture("issuer cannot be null"));
return; |
Maybe it was starting (as it needs quite some time) -- at least the old versions. |
@jtippett can you check if it's still an issue? |
Can anyone test this? |
I followed the instructions to build with the gradle wrapper, with numerous failing tests.
I can attach the test results if needed but it seems there's a more systemic issue at hand.
Note that I am not an experienced java developer and could very likely be doing something stupid here...
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