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StrangeOne101

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Do I have to install something Maven related as an Eclipse plugin? I get the Java Application option but I didn't show it because it wasn't what you were listing. The Java Application is all that's listed.
Maybe you got the wrong version of eclipse, I don't know ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
 

xNuminousx

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Oh well, I probably shouldn't be contributing anyways. I had a fix for FireManipulation and wanted to test it and that's when I found the errors. I'll just PR and someone else can tell me if it doesn't work.
 

StrangeOne101

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I'm not 100% sure why you don't have it but my guess is that you installed the other type of Java eclipse. There's two: one that supports Java, Maven, and a few other java related things and the other one, which supports other languages too.

Look on the eclipse marketplace as you may be able to get the stuff there. But I'm not sure. Sorry :p
 

xNuminousx

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I'm not 100% sure why you don't have it but my guess is that you installed the other type of Java eclipse. There's two: one that supports Java, Maven, and a few other java related things and the other one, which supports other languages too.

Look on the eclipse marketplace as you may be able to get the stuff there. But I'm not sure. Sorry :p
Thanks for your help!
 

Sobki

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Are you sure you have converted your project to be a Maven project?

Right-click ProjectKorra > Configure > Convert to Maven Project
 

Sobki

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ProjectKorra uses Maven so it needs to be set up as a Maven project. Do that and then try to Maven Install.
 

xNuminousx

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Okay so Sobki was right, the maven stuff showed up. I clicked Maven Install and a console appeared and is now spitting TONS of stuff. Now what? How does this solve the problem?

Jar exporting now fails so I don't assume it's business as usual.
 

StrangeOne101

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@xNuminousx If Maven fails to export, it should give you an error. It's not a stracktrace like a Java runtime exception, but it's still an error. You might have what happened to me and have some Maven jars corrupted.
 

xNuminousx

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Well I checked the console that pops up when you do Maven Install and nothing new happens. And the same ol' error happens in the minecraft console for regular exporting.
 

xNuminousx

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Finally took time to get the warning log, here it is:
https://pastebin.com/8CQKf55Z

PS: Just to be clear, I click Maven Install, the console pops up, when it finishes it's task I export it like normal? I feel like there's a different way I'm supposed to be exporting that I'm not seeing. This is my first time dealing with Maven obviously.

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By looking at the log, it reads as a directory error.... Would I have to add those build paths myself?
 

StrangeOne101

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Finally took time to get the warning log, here it is:
https://pastebin.com/8CQKf55Z

PS: Just to be clear, I click Maven Install, the console pops up, when it finishes it's task I export it like normal? I feel like there's a different way I'm supposed to be exporting that I'm not seeing. This is my first time dealing with Maven obviously.
Those warnings are normal, but you are looking for the big
Code:
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 BUILD SUCCESS
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or something. If it doesn't say that, does it say build fail? If so, there will be an error above that and that's what we need

If it does succeed, then the jar can be found in /target/ProjectKorra-1.8.X.jar
 
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