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AbstractMethodError
at MastodonClient.build()
#524
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Signed-off-by: Marcus Fihlon <marcus@fihlon.swiss>
There has been a new I believe changes to SNAPSHOT releases are sometimes not properly detected, so could this just be a problem with an outdated cache or partial incremental build on your end? |
I did a clean on the build and deleted the complete
Have you tried to reproduce using my four steps mentioned in the issue? If I create a plain project with BigBone as the only dependency, it works. If I use it in my project, it does not work. If I change the version of BigBone to |
@McPringle I now reproduced with your project. Comparing our two snapshot releases, among other things we updated our dependency on In every case, the |
Thank you very much for reproducing my problem. Actually it does not hurry. In my project I do only a call to get public posts of a specific hashtag to show them on screen (it is a social wall), so I replaced the call to the BigBone library with a direct call to the REST endpoint and parse the JSON myself. I'm preparing the wall for the Voxxed Days Zürich conference on March 25th and JavaLand conference on April 1st to 3rd and don't want to take any risk. 😅 |
My project apus was working fine for about a year but since today it broke with the following exception when it calls
new MastodonClient.Builder("mastodon.social").build()
:How to reproduce:
git clone https://github.com/McPringle/apus.git
cd apus
git checkout 332f323f339a5c2125657a78c6b0244d39f8af0a
./mvnw test -Dtest=swiss.fihlon.apus.MastodonTest
I wrote the test
MastodonTest
just to reproduce this error with as less code as possible. This is how the test class looks like:Here are the two relevant snippets from the
pom.xml
:This project requires Java 21 or newer.
Fun fact: Two days ago it was working fine and I have no idea why this error shows up... 😜
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