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Parallel build fails with NoSuchFileException for target/classes #500
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It's a bit hard to investigate without any way to reproduce though... |
When building successfully with Maven 3.8.3 do you also pass Does it pass with
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We're building on Jenkins and i simply switched from mvn to mvnd. So all arguments are the same.
I'll try.
Nope. Just a regular SSD formatted with ext4. |
Nope. Could it be related to #484 ? |
Just gave it a spin with 0.8.0 and it works now :) |
It's not an official release yet, I'll certainly have to cut it again in the coming days until the release process has been fully adapted to the move to the ASF. |
@otbuz |
I might have been too early with my verdict:
I'm going to try with @Tibor17 added the |
I don't think this exception is related to the problem. The message indicates the daemon could not be found in the registry, which is usually the case when the registry is manually deleted. I also suspect the exception just being a side effect of the daemon trying to stop (because of the registry problem). |
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No signs of OOM killing etc |
Skimming through the 0.8.0 changes, i think the original issue is a duplicate of #564 As for the new error...no idea |
@otbutz feel free to raise a new issue for the other exception, I need to investigate if the |
I'm testing mvnd on a project with a large number of modules and it seems to always fail at the same point.
Redacted output:
Note that
project-y
has a dependency onproject-x
andproject-x
is built successfully.mvnd version: 0.6.0
Simply switching back to Maven 3.8.3 solves the problem.
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