tech-support Sunday 25 September 2022

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Deleted User18:04
Hiya, I'm not really sure how to compile Paradise Lost, I have very little experience with Gradle. I just ran this command:
```
➜ ./gradlew build
```
build.logText file, 3 KB. Not stored in the archive.
Did I miss something?
I cloned recursively, if it makes a difference
Jack PapelTeam18:05
Is this so you can play dev builds or play around with the codebase?
Deleted User18:05
Both!
Jack PapelTeam18:06
I recommend using intellij, it should take care of p much everything for you
Deleted User18:06
But what would IntelliJ do behind the scenes?
Jack PapelTeam18:06
Idk, probably what you're doing
Oh I see the issue, I just looked at the log
The maven for incubus core messes up sometimes
Deleted User18:07
Is there something on my end that I can do about it?
(I know practically nothing about Java building)
Jack PapelTeam18:08
Yeah, you can look for a working build here: https://jitpack.io/#devs-immortal/incubus-core
jitpack
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It'll tell you what to change in /build.gradle or /gradle.properties
I recommend grabbing 1.7.indev4 or 1.19-SNAPSHOT
Deleted User18:14
How do I specify the version? Can I just swap out incubusCoreVersion with any string?
Jack PapelTeam18:15
The version itself should be in gradle.properties
So if you want 1.7.indev4 you'd change it to say incubusCoreVersion=1.7.indev4 in gradle.properties
Deleted User18:31
Welp, now I get unrelated errors
build.logText file, 31 KB. Not stored in the archive.
Jack PapelTeam18:31
Ah damn guess you can't use 1.7.indev4
It's missing a class that the mod needs
You should use 1.19-SNAPSHOT instead
Deleted User18:34
Awesome, it compiled!
Jack PapelTeam18:34
Nice!
Deleted User18:34
Should I make a pull request for the gradle.properties file?
Or will someone else change that(edited)
Jack PapelTeam18:35
Someone else probably will