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As the title suggests, Arrow does not support the Java module system. One workaround is to manually patch in arrow as a module, eg:
// build.gradle.kts tasks.compileJava { doFirst { val arrowVersion = "1.12.2" options.compilerArgs.addAll( listOf( "--module-path", classpath.asPath, "--add-modules", "arrow.core.jvm", "--patch-module", "arrow.core.jvm=arrow-core-jvm-$arrowVersion.jar" ) ) classpath = files() } }
Possible solutions could be:
Thanks!
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For the record, this PR adds support for JPMS for kotlinx.serialization. @durganmcbroom do you think this is a plausible solution for Arrow?
kotlinx.serialization
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This is the same issue as #2553
The solution discussed in the PR you mentioned looks great!
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As the title suggests, Arrow does not support the Java module system. One workaround is to manually patch in arrow as a module, eg:
Possible solutions could be:
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: