Gradle multi-module, Windows 10 & KTEs lock shared jars

There’s a combination we use of Windows, Gradle (latest version) and precompileJte (now KTE), which caused shared built jars to be “locked” so a gradle clean won’t work. This problem didn’t happen with JTEs and plugin & library version 1.8, but happens now with KTEs & plugin & library version 1.9. Could it be a file/resource opening and you’re not closing it perhaps? I can do a gradle clean on the compileKotlin task for instance, but as soon as I do precompileJte then this problem happens so I’m fairly sure there’s an issue somewhere in the jte kotlin module. I tried it all on Ubuntu and it seems fine.

[casid]

I just pushed System.setProperty("kotlin.environment.keepalive", "false"); to the gradle and maven compiler. I think mvnd will have the same problem on windows.

Glad you got it working! I’m gonna close this issue, feel free to reopen if there’s something still missing 👍

[Jerbell]

The kotlin.environment.keepalive=false seems to work as well.

tasks.precompileJte {
  System.setProperty(KOTLIN_COMPILER_ENVIRONMENT_KEEPALIVE_PROPERTY, "false")
  sourceDirectory = Path.of(project.projectDir.absolutePath, "src", "main", "jte")
  targetDirectory = Path.of(project.projectDir.absolutePath, "build", "resources", "main")
  compilePath = project.the<SourceSetContainer>()["main"].runtimeClasspath
  contentType = gg.jte.ContentType.Html
  dependsOn(tasks.compileKotlin)
}

Perhaps this should be the responsibility of the plugin?

Thanks for tracking down the solution 😃