Intellij 2020: java.lang.AssertionError: ID with name <name> requested for <plugin name> plugin but registered with another plugin <plugin name>

Could you please post a snippet of your code accessing "SwaggerFileIndex"?

My plugin depends on the opensource plugin: org.zalando.swagger. 

My plugin.xml contains:

<depends>org.zalando.intellij.swagger</depends>

I have a class which uses the swaggerIndexService of the opensource plugin: org.zalando.swagger.

My code->

final SwaggerFileType fileType = swaggerIndexService.getFileType(parameters).orElse(null);

Github link for org.zalando.intellij.swagger.index.swagger.SwaggerIndexService:

https://github.com/zalando/intellij-swagger/blob/master/src/main/java/org/zalando/intellij/swagger/index/swagger/SwaggerIndexService.java

SwaggerIndexService uses the SwaggerFileIndex.

Github link for org.zalando.intellij.swagger.index.swagger.SwaggerFileIndex: https://github.com/zalando/intellij-swagger/blob/master/src/main/java/org/zalando/intellij/swagger/index/swagger/SwaggerFileIndex.java

Please let me know if you need any other information.

Thanks

Thanks for the information. Could you please post your relevant part of Gradle setup that defines dependency on Swagger plugin? Please double-check the version of Swagger plugin you're compiling against is the same at IDE runtime and it is not accidentally packaged within your plugin distribution.

Hi Yann,

In build.gradle:

dependencies {
   compile('org.zalando.intellij:intellij-swagger:1.0.28'){
...

The Swagger version is correct, 1.0.28

Thanks

Alright, that is most likely the problem.

Dependencies on other plugins must be defined inside "intellij"-block, not as regular Gradle dependency.

Please see https://plugins.jetbrains.com/docs/intellij/plugin-dependencies.html#gradle for more details.

The dependancy plugin intellij-swagger plugin resides in at

<custom maven repo>.com.xxx.xxx.intellij-swagger

I followed https://github.com/JetBrains/gradle-intellij-plugin#configuration

intellij {
    type 'IC'
    plugins 'yaml','com.xxx.xxx.intellij-swagger:1.0.28'
    pluginName '<custom plugin>'
    updateSinceUntilBuild false
    version '2017.3.2'
    intellijRepo '<custom repo>'
    pluginsRepo '<custom repo url>'
}

When I specify the custom maven repo url directly, it looks for the plugin at 

<custom repo url>/com/jetbrains/plugins/intellij-swagger-1.0.28

However I dont want "com/jetbrains/plugins" to get looked at instead as I want to search at <custom repo url>/com/xxx/xxx/swagger-intellij

I tried following configs to no avail

pluginRepo { maven(custom maven url) }

pluginRepo { custom(custom XML url) } 

How do I configure a customized maven repo url and com.xxx.xxx.intellij-swagger correctly?

Please see https://plugins.jetbrains.com/docs/marketplace/maven-interface.html

Hi Yann,

Thanks for your response. I went through the link, however it doesn't help me.

I have already configured

respositories { 

   maven { url <custom url>

}

You mentioned I need to include this dependency plugin in the intellij{ plugins } section instead of the dependencies section to resolve the issue I was facing at the beginning at this thread.

I want to include the dependency plugin "intellij-swagger" in the intellij { plugins } section to be picked up from a custom repo with a custom groupID (com.xxx.xxx) NOT com.jetbrains.plugins 

How can I do the same?

Thanks.

Custom repository refers to Custom Repository for plugins https://plugins.jetbrains.com/docs/intellij/update-plugins-format.html, not Maven repository. Why can't you use regular plugin hosted on Marketplace https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/11115-swagger-zalando-extensions-as dependency directly?

Yes, at the place where I work, we have a Custom repository for plugins. We can not directly access the plugin on the jetbrains marketplace.

Can I include the dependency plugin "intellij-swagger" in the intellij { plugins } section to be picked up from a custom repo with a custom groupID (com.xxx.xxx) NOT com.jetbrains.plugins 

The ID specified for custom plugin repository is the same as the plugin's ID. This has nothing to do with Maven coordinates.

Sorry.

This is my configuration.

intellij {
    type 'IC'
    plugins 'yaml','intellij-swagger:1.0.28'
    pluginName '<custom plugin>'
    updateSinceUntilBuild false
    version '2017.3.2'
    intellijRepo '<custom repo>'
    pluginsRepo '<custom plugin repo>'
}

When I run the build, I get the following error-

Could not find com.jetbrains.plugins:intellij-swagger:1.0.28
Searched in the following locations:
- <custom plugin repo>/com/jetbrains/plugins/intellij-swagger/intellij-swagger-1.0.28.jar
- <custom plugin repo>/com/jetbrains/plugins/intellij-swagger/intellij-swagger-1.0.28.pom

But the intellij swagger is available at <custom plugin repo>/intellij-swagger/intellij-swagger-1.0.28.jar NOT <custom plugin repo>/com/jetbrains/plugins/intellij-swagger/intellij-swagger-1.0.28.jar

How do I change it accordingly?

Hi Yann Cebron. Could you please help me out^

Sorry for delay.

Could you please try with "custom" inside pluginsRepo property?

intellij {
    type 'IC'
    plugins 'yaml','intellij-swagger:1.0.28'
    pluginName '<custom plugin>'
    updateSinceUntilBuild false
    version '2017.3.2'
    intellijRepo '<custom repo>'
    pluginsRepo {
        custom("path-to-plugin.xml")
    }
}

No, using the custom tag with path to plugin.xml did not work as I had mentioned a couple of comments earlier.

Anyways, we are trying to remove the dependency on the Swagger plugin. So I won't be following up on this issue further.

Thank you for your help, closing this thread.