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[1.8.9] Gradle not building

Posted February 1, 20169 yr

I downloaded the 1.8.9 forge src stuff, but when i try to run the build.gradle with my intellij I get the following error:

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I'm not sure what i'm doing wrong...

I'm a plugin developer, and I just started modding. Don't blame me for doing things wrong, Forge is not the same as Bukkit.

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February 1, 20169 yr

That screenshot doesn't really have any useful information in it, we need to see the log it was referring to.

My guess is that ForgeGradle ran out of memory while decompiling Minecraft. I explain how to fix this here.

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February 1, 20169 yr

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No, thats not the problem. I used this tutorial: http://www.minecraftforge.net/forum/index.php/topic,21354.0.html. They say you need to download the src, and open the build.gradle in intellij. Thats where it gives me that error. After that is the decompile part.

I'm a plugin developer, and I just started modding. Don't blame me for doing things wrong, Forge is not the same as Bukkit.

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February 1, 20169 yr

Then post the log.

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http://pastebin.com/zpYAkK4P

I'm a plugin developer, and I just started modding. Don't blame me for doing things wrong, Forge is not the same as Bukkit.

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February 1, 20169 yr

Unfortunately that log doesn't tell me much more than the original popup, since it doesn't show the actual exception that caused the failure. Was there any more to it?

If you visit https://services.gradle.org/distributions/gradle-2.7-bin.zip in a web browser, does it download correctly?

Try installing Gradle locally and telling IDEA to use that instead of the wrapper.

Please don't PM me to ask for help. Asking your question in a public thread preserves it for people who are having the same problem in the future.

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That worked . Thanks alot!

I'm a plugin developer, and I just started modding. Don't blame me for doing things wrong, Forge is not the same as Bukkit.

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