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[SOLVED] [1.19.2] Tasks don't finish executing

LittleEzra
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When I use runData or runClient they simply don't do anything. It seems that they don't execute any of the sub steps. One time when I ran runData it said that I was using deprecated gradle features, but now it just doesn't do anything.

This is what it says in the console when I use runData: 

19:16:54: Executing task 'runData'...

Starting Gradle Daemon...
Gradle Daemon started in 1 s 291 ms

> Configure project :
Java: 17.0.4.1, JVM: 17.0.4.1+1 (Eclipse Adoptium), Arch: amd64
19:17:03: Task execution finished 'runData'.

and it ends with the normal connection closed error. It says basically the same when I use runClient.

I was working on a block entity before it didn't work, if that helps.

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    The problem seems to just have been not enough memory. I didn't notice the log it created until now. Simply restarting my computer helped.

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    • LittleEzra changed the title to [SOLVED] [1.19.2] Tasks don't finish executing

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