I just started to play with Elastic Search. First: great work Shay!
I now tried to build it from source (./gradlew test) but I get compilation errors:
modules/elasticsearch/src/test/java/org/elasticsearch/util/guice/InjectorsTests.java:47: cannot find symbol
symbol : method getInstancesOf(org.elasticsearch.common.inject.Injector,org.elasticsearch.common.inject.matcher.Matcher<java.lang.Class>)
location: class org.elasticsearch.util.guice.Injectors
assertThat(Injectors.getInstancesOf(injector,
Any ideas what I am doing wrong? I have to admit that I have not used Gradle and Guice so far, even though I always wanted to
Strang, I don't get this error... . Can you try and run gradlew clean first?
If you just want to build elasticsearch, a faster way is to do "gradlew
release". The distribution will be under build/distribution.
I just started to play with Elastic Search. First: great work Shay!
I now tried to build it from source (./gradlew test) but I get compilation
errors:
modules/elasticsearch/src/test/java/org/elasticsearch/util/guice/InjectorsTests.java:47:
cannot find symbol
symbol : method
getInstancesOf(org.elasticsearch.common.inject.Injector,org.elasticsearch.common.inject.matcher.Matcher<java.lang.Class>)
location: class org.elasticsearch.util.guice.Injectors
assertThat(Injectors.getInstancesOf(injector,
Any ideas what I am doing wrong? I have to admit that I have not used
Gradle and Guice so far, even though I always wanted to
Strang, I don't get this error... . Can you try and run gradlew clean first? If you just want to build elasticsearch, a faster way is to do "gradlew release". The distribution will be under build/distribution.
Hm, strange. gradlew clean did the trick but I am unsure what it was. Never mind, works now.
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