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Okay so I recently encountered a new error when I tried to build my mod, I've not had a problem with building before this time so I'm a bit confused by the error, here's a preview.

 

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I've run in "Debug" but that didn't reveal anything and when I run it in client mode I have no errors and everything works fine, it references to line 5092 column 3 but I'm unsure where that is, I'm also unsure how to run a stacktrace command or whether that will actually help.

 

Any help with this problem would be appreciated.

Cheers

Xour

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build.gradle

 

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Sorry I'm still unclear on how to do that, I can't find any stacktrace command apart from a Java menu which just contains settings and analyze stacktrace button that doesn't do anything.

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Okay, so to run the build all I'm currently doing is running the build command, I have never needed to use anything to do with a stack trace, I simply launch the build command, it builds my mod and my mod appears as a .jar file in my build\libs folder. until recently running build worked normally however I now receive the error seen in my original post.

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Not sure if this is important or not but this line shows up in the build.gradle as the referenced error line

 

apply plugin: 'forge'

 

Not sure what it's talking about though, I've not changed anything to do with my forge setup or anything in at all for that fact except some lines of code for my mod.

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Okay I'm going to explain again, please keep in mind that I have just barely started modding so a lot of the things you say mean nothing to me. So to build my mod here's what I do, remember I'm using InteliJ community edition 13.

 

I go into InteliJ

I go to help and then I search for the command Build

A list of commands appears on the left side, note that none of them say stacktrace

I double click the Build command, from the panel on the left

The mod builds

Usually that would be it but now it comes up with the error that I am currently seeing

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Okay sorry about the long silence Was away for a while. I ran the --stacktrace command and the build became succsesful, this is what came up in the command window

 

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If you need any other pieces then let me know

Cheers

Xour

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Okay well thanks for the help, I still don't understand what changed but I guess meh... Kind of curious as to what the error still is though, the one about the bootstrap class.

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