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Java Maven Projects containing other nested Java Maven Projects not being recognized as Java Projects in 1.17
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Description
Description
I admit that our project structure is not standard, but it's how we've been working for many years. We have a java (war) project that contains many Java (jar) projects in a folder structure similar to the one below.
**root_java_project**
|-> pom.xml
|-> src
|-> **child_java_project_1**
|-> pom.xml
|-> src
|-> **child_java_project_2**
|-> pom.xml
|-> src
...
|-> child_java_project_n
|-> pom.xml
|-> src
Several on our team recently experienced this issue when we updated to Java Extension Pack to 1.17. It immediately ceased recognizing our ROOT project as being a legit java project. The child projects were fine. (note that the project hierarchy is only one level deep -- a root and it's children). Reverting back to 1.16 or earlier made the issue disappear.
Environment
- Operating System: Mac OS Ventura 13.13.1
- JDK version: 17 and 16
- Visual Studio Code version: 1.77.3
- Java extension version: 1.17
Steps To Reproduce
- Assume folder structure as shown above.
- Open an empty workspace
- click
Add folder to workspaceand selectchild_java_project_1 - project is added to workspace and it's recognized as a java project
- repeat for
child_java_project_2...child_java_project_n - all projects are recognized as java projects with full linking, debugging, etc, support.
- finally repeat for
root_java_project. It shows up in the "Java Projects" but it doesn't recognize that there's a pom in that root folder and consequently doesn't capture it as being a legit java project. - Revert back to 1.15 or 1.16 and it works.
I do see quite of few Stack Overflows in the Language Server Log file. Not sure if that's the cause.
VS Code Language Server Log file.txt
VSCode Client Logs.txt
Current Result
Expected Result
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Piste de recherche
Commencez par reproduire la structure imbriquée du workspace avec pom.xml décrite dans l’issue, puis examinez le VS Code Language Server Log et les VSCode Client Logs joints à la recherche des Stack Overflows signalés. C’est terminé lorsque le projet Java racine est reconnu avec son pom.xml et que la prise en charge existante des projets enfants continue de fonctionner dans Java extension 1.17.
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Évaluation
- Stack technique
- java, vscode
- Domaine
- build-system, devtools
- Type d'issue
- Bug
- Difficulté
- 4/5
- Temps estimé
- 3-5 jours
- Activité
- À l'abandon
- Clarté
- À clarifier
- Accessibilité débutants
- 25/100