Hey folks

I've stumbled upon a problem of error buffer not popping up because deep inside stacktrace middleware parse-java fails with java.lang.IllegalAccessError: com/sun/tools/javadoc/Messager$1

When this is called: https://github.com/clojure-emacs/orchard/blob/master/src/orchard/java/legacy_parser.clj#L70

Should the whole function be wrapped into try-catch Error or is there something else to do about it?

@alexyakushev Did you notice anything special about the code triggering the error? I’ve never seen such a problem so far and I’m curious what might be the root cause of it.

are you on 9+ ?

Interestingly enough, it's not easily reproducible. I don't get this error when working in fresh REPL. But I can reliably reproduce it in a complex project after I use tools.namespace to reload the namespaces.

And only if I do that as a boot repl hook. It's very convoluted:) And doesn't reproduce in other cases.

@ghadi Nope, 1.8.0_222

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Yeah, my sentiment exactly:)

Orchard has two different parsers - one for JDK 8 and one that’s modules aware for JDK 9+.

As the legacy parser has been around for a very long time I’m always surprised to see some new issue report for it.

I'll try to work a bit more with this, see if I can make a small reproducible case. Thanks meanwhile

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I am looking for a way to automatically trigger evil-insert-state whenever cider--debug-mode happens (and go back to evil-normal-state afterwards). Anybody knows a good way to do it in Spacemacs?

I did a fresh linux install a few weeks ago and only ever installed jdk 12 using sdkman. Now when I cider-jack-in it's somehow using java 1.8. Anyone know where that might be coming from?

probably ask in #clojure

will do thanks