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Scott Wells commented, November 10, 2021 16:14
Okay, I mostly have it working. The only issue now is where types are used by both the standard IDE class loader and the custom class loader, e.g., one caches a value and the other retrieves that c...
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Scott Wells commented, November 10, 2021 15:36
Thanks much. Overall this looks very similar to what I've been trying. It looks like in the end, though, the resulting class loader is being used in a purely-reflective manner. In the BuildHelper c...
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Scott Wells created a post, November 10, 2021 14:39
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Does anyone know the classloader wizardry required to use external third-party jars as "provided" at runtime?

I already posted about this in the platform dev Slack group and had a quick chat with one person there who has solved this for Clojure, and I've also already implemented a fully-working solution by...
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Scott Wells commented, July 17, 2020 21:02
Thanks, Dmitry. I think I've found a viable workaround by finding the XML/JSON schema virtual file and forcing the virtual file manager to refresh it on project open. Do you see any down-side to th...
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Scott Wells commented, July 17, 2020 14:56
Hi, Dmitry. I realize it's been a while since we last discussed this, but the original issue seems to have come back. I noticed it first with JSON schema that I'm integrating via the JsonSchemaFile...
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Scott Wells commented, April 06, 2020 19:25
Thanks, Anna. It turns out that I was able to remove the runConfigurationExtension implementation safely with no loss in functionality. That makes me a little uncomfortable because I don't like thi...
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Scott Wells created a post, April 03, 2020 13:39
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2020.1 RC1 reveals that my plugin has an unexpected dependency on Java Code Coverage

Many moons ago I was involved in the following thread about adding code coverage support to my plugin: https://devnet.jetbrains.com/message/5548931 Anna Kozlova provided wonderful guidance, and asi...
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Scott Wells commented, February 08, 2020 17:03
Dmitry, that seems to have done the job nicely. Thanks much for the tip!
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Scott Wells commented, February 05, 2020 15:41
Hah! Fair enough. I'll add it to my project open listener and hopefully that will take care of it. Thanks!
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Scott Wells commented, February 05, 2020 13:04
Thanks, Dmitry. Doesn't almost everything in the project depend on that? Will that cause a full cache flush/rebuild? Just trying to figure out whether it's safe to do that every time the project is...
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