dev-general

[static zealot]

@half harness

[half harness]

@static zealot

[distant sun]

is there any way to use IIJ with two monitors, to like have the same project opened on both screens?

[quiet depot]

you can drag the tabs like in chrome to open a separate window

e.g. moving a class to another screen

[distant sun]

why haven't I thought about that lmao

[quiet depot]

you can also detach docks from the main window

e.g. terminal

project view

click on the 3 dots -> view mode -> float

[distant sun]

hot

[quiet depot]

u seem to have found the wrong 3 dots

[distant sun]

but it says view mode

ah xd

[ocean quartz]

Oh god i entered presentation mode and left now it looks like this :kek:

[quiet depot]

oof

[half harness]

also happening to me, along with some other icons

[quiet depot]

have u just tried not being bad

[onyx loom]

this sometimes works ^

[static zealot]

not always tho. I am the proof for that

[ocean quartz]

Nice

[quiet depot]

do you hate yourself or something?

at least you can work on slimefun now ig

if that's something you were planning on working on

could be worth it

hacktoberfest soon™️

[ocean quartz]

Lmao
Oh yeah true hacktoberfest is getting close

[quiet depot]

yeah they keep emailing me

[distant sun]

yet I still haven't got my t-shirt

[hot hull]

Lol

Sucks on you for living god knows where

Hoping this years design is nicer

[quiet depot]

I'm hesitant

still flowery

but at least better colours

[hot hull]

Oh that looks cool

[quiet depot]

anyway whose project am I contributing to in october

[hot hull]

I'm contributing to papi

Maybe next hacktoberfest the expansions wi be finished

[quiet depot]

u should just work on the main project

ez

[onyx loom]

omg

papi 3 coming this October????

[quiet depot]

no

[onyx loom]

why not

[quiet depot]

papi 3 will probs be 2023

[onyx loom]

I will make it happen this October

trust

[quiet depot]

okie dokie

[onyx loom]

👍👍😁

[quiet depot]

but seriously i need a project to contribute to

pls suggestions

[hot hull]

Frozenjoin

[quiet depot]

i thought that was abandoned

[hot hull]

Nah star took over

[quiet depot]

linkerino

[hot hull]

Did jack shit so far, but anyways

[quiet depot]

ah yeah i get that

[hot hull]

Check my gh

[quiet depot]

i took over a discord bot like 3 years ago

still haven't started working on it

one day

ew it's kotlin

oh i wrote this readme

[hot hull]

Indeed you did

You could contribute to frozenactions if you want, pretty smexy lib ngl

[quiet depot]

even more ded

at least not kotlin

[hot hull]

I mean yea I still use it

Could use some more actions and shit

[quiet depot]

okie

[eternal compass]

which is better performance wise? a bunch of 500x500 (or smaller) Slime Worlds (via SWM), or a single World with everything happening in it spaced out like 200 blocks apart?

(in this case, the latter requires re-coding the ender dragon to not always use 0, 0 as a center)

[static zealot]

:kek:

Me:

Star there's a bug
Star:
PR

that's what Star is doing for the project xD

[hot hull]

Mhm

[hot hull]

With a 200$ budget total

and maybe payment

[onyx loom]

🌞

just maybe

[distant sun]

wtf is this new icon

[obtuse gale]

Evil Half Life config

[sweet cipher]

Lambda

[distant sun]

I thought the same em lmao

[ocean quartz]

?jdk

[compact perch]

FAQ Answer:

https://adoptium.net/

Requested by: Matt • jdk

[ocean quartz]

Fixed it

[static zealot]

wait. java 17 came out right?

[ocean quartz]

Yeah

[obtuse gale]

If you're eager to get it ASAP Oracle ships archives/binaries already, but general suggestion is adoptium anyway

I mean it doesn't make a difference to us really..

Might as well get it lol

[old wyvern]

Oh isnt openjdk 17 out yet?

[onyx loom]

😖

[ocean quartz]

Fucking JS man

[steel heart]

[ocean quartz]

@lunar cypress Was it always possible to add buttons to ephemeral messages? ;o
I tried that but i don't think JDA lets you

[lunar cypress]

yes it has always been possible

[ocean quartz]

Dang it JDA

[lunar cypress]

JDA should support it too

[ocean quartz]

Huh, let me try again, last time it didn't show the action row

[surreal quarry]

jda does support it

i've used it before

[ocean quartz]

Ay nice, good to know

[static zealot]

🥲

[dawn hinge]

jesus

[oak raft]

https://twitter.com/intellijidea

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Tips: #IntelliJIDEATips
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Tweets

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Good twitter account

[cinder flare]

PR or shuddup 😌

[static zealot]

no u.

[sharp quail]

i keep getting this error when i try to run basic kotlin code does anyone know how to fix it?

**FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.

• What went wrong:
  Could not open init generic class cache for initialization script 'C:\Users\arjan\AppData\Local\Temp\wrapper_init2.gradle' (C:\Users\arjan.gradle\caches\7.1\scripts\5g8a41gvqrxo32pc5g0mizz1r).

BUG! exception in phase 'semantic analysis' in source unit 'BuildScript' Unsupported class file major version 61

• Try:
  Run with --stacktrace option to get the stack trace. Run with --info or --debug option to get more log output. Run with --scan to get full insights.

BUILD FAILED in 2s**

[potent nest]

Neither Kotlin nor Gradle properly support Java 17 afaik

[cinder flare]

oh damn didn't that come out like 2 days ago

[potent nest]

yes

[cinder flare]

hell yeah

lts java,

now time to convince my company to upgrade

[potent nest]

tell them it's great

[obtuse gale]

"yeah dude it's great you should try it"
"Look, I don't know if you're talking about Java or drugs but I'll try both anyway"

"ketamine you say?"

[potent nest]

reasonable

[sly sonnet]

java 17

[eternal compass]

woah

fancy stuff

[sly sonnet]

will make my message class cleaner

and less confusing

[ocean quartz]

Is it exhaustive for sealed classes? Like Kotlin's when?

[obtuse gale]

wdym by that?

[ocean quartz]

For example, in Kotlin when you're working with sealed classes, you need to add all options to the when or add an else and if you add all you don't need an else
Or else you get a compile time error

[obtuse gale]

I would expect default to cover "everything else"

And get a compile-time error if you tried to case for a class that is not in the extending classes

It's most definitely specified

I just cba to go check right now

actually I can and I will

[ocean quartz]

An example: No errors

Remove one

[obtuse gale]

I'm sure you also get that issue with switch expressions without a default, not necessarily with sealed classes

e.g. checking an int value or an enum constant

to be a valid expression it must return something

it's like having e.g.

int something(int i) {
  if (i == 10 || i == 100) {
    return i * 1000;
  }
}

this does not compile

same principle

[ocean quartz]

Ah yeah, good point, as an expression works differently

[obtuse gale]

That would be the same with kt too right?

[ocean quartz]

Yeah

[obtuse gale]

I mean it only makes sense

I'm gonna go check the spec anyway

[ocean quartz]

Alright xD

[obtuse gale]

Also the latest snapshot of MC contains the very first usage of record classes

Completely unrelated but yeah :^)

[ocean quartz]

Oh shit they are actually using new features nice

[obtuse gale]

https://github.com/Mojang/brigadier/pull/93
"Mmm yeah, I contributed to the Minecraft command manager library 😎"

[ocean quartz]

like a certain person

[lunar cypress]

breaking change

[half harness]

🥲

[obtuse gale]

lol so TRUE

[onyx loom]

man, its literally test method names too lol

[obtuse gale]

https://github.com/openjdk/jdk/blob/bc48a0ac297b99a997482dcb59f85acc1cdb0c47/src/jdk.incubator.vector/share/classes/jdk/incubator/vector/Vector.java#L32
"A"

[onyx loom]

lmao

pr it and u can say uve contributed to the jdk 😎

[obtuse gale]

I actually have a better idea to contribute to the jdk

[ocean quartz]

Let me PR to remove the "A" so i can put on my resume "official contributor to the jdk"

[obtuse gale]

It's just there is a lot of things to do before you can actually contribute

[onyx loom]

man wth that class is literally 1167 lines of comments, jesus

[obtuse gale]

And I have to read and do all those things

[onyx loom]

what do u have in mind 👀

[obtuse gale]

ur mum

oh wait you meant right now or..?

[half harness]

wait really?

[onyx loom]

in before they actually look and just find this 🥲

[obtuse gale]

yeah you can't just make a pr on gh, there is a whole ass process

[onyx loom]

in reply to this

I actually have a better idea to contribute to the jdk

[obtuse gale]

I was very, very, very disappointed to find there is not an Optional::mapToInt/mapToLong/variations that return an Optional* of that type (OptionalInt, OptionalLong, etc), unlike Stream and variations which do have them

There were actually two times I could have used that

[onyx loom]

oh dat sounds cool

yeah i dont see why not if stream has it tbh

[obtuse gale]

And I thought the stream package had a lot of documentation already.. 🥲

MethodHandle (class jd): 395
VarHandle (class jd): 428
java.util.stream package-info: 726
(new) Vector (class jd): 1135

[onyx loom]

wow

[obtuse gale]

Actually @ocean quartz I would expect you must have a default for pattern matching switch expressions

for one particular reason

null

[onyx loom]

[ocean quartz]

:ugh:

cries in poor

[obtuse gale]

lol

Yeah as I thought, being null is (naturally) a possibility
If C is sealed, then the expression is guaranteed to have a value that is either (i) the null reference, (ii) an object whose class is C itself, or (iii) assignment compatible with one of the permitted direct subclasses of C (§8.1.6).

Not specific to switch expressions, but the "type of an expression"

whatever that means...

https://github.com/adoptium/adoptium/issues/74 wooo they started

[ocean quartz]

👀

[obtuse gale]

I wonder how long it will take for gradle and ij to support Java 17

[ocean quartz]

They've been pretty fast recently i think

[onyx loom]

ok but what about aojdk itself 🥴

[obtuse gale]

you mean adoptium?

[onyx loom]

yea

[obtuse gale]

Well it's already listed as an option in here https://adoptium.net/releases.html?variant=openjdk17&jvmVariant=hotspot
but builds^ aren't ready yet so there isn't actually anything

[eternal compass]

guys rate my web dev
https://download.bentobox.world/thirdparty

[forest pecan]

for the tabs (Third Party)

the underscore goes through the text

and it looks a bit off

Consider either making the box longer or choosing a shorter name

Also, add a bigger margin between the tabs and actual content

it will appeal better to the eyes

[ocean quartz]

On mobile or pc? Looks fine to me

[forest pecan]

im on PC

its probably likely a responsive issue then

im on my school laptop and the screen isnt as big as a desktop

1440 x 900

[ocean quartz]

Weird, seems responsive ehough
What browser?

[forest pecan]

Chrome

let me try on firefox

same issue on firefox for me

[ocean quartz]

Can't seem to get it xD

[eternal compass]

I tried that too lmao

maybe its zoomed in?

its based on rem though

so I think your browser is wierd

anyway I'll add a bit more space

[forest pecan]

Yeah perhaps

[eternal compass]

I discovered another bug while doing that though

so I'll patch both

[forest pecan]

You see

im helpful

😄

[eternal compass]

hi helpful

I'm fred

but anyway I meant in general about the site, not specificly that lmao

[forest pecan]

https://tenor.com/view/sad-cry-crying-tears-broken-gif-15062040

[sweet cipher]

Happens to me too on mobile

[eternal compass]

thats a seperate issue

I'm waiting to update

for the fix

but I don't have access to the server

[eternal compass]

you buffoon

[ocean quartz]

No

[eternal compass]

you're gonna start using let in kotlin

[ocean quartz]

I'm not going to

I don't even use let in TS

[eternal compass]

well thats just dumb

my ts is supreme

[forest pecan]

use lombok

[ocean quartz]

Why would I need mutability?

const > let

[eternal compass]

you can't reassign const

[forest pecan]

lombok > craplin

[ocean quartz]

Yes that's the point of it being better than let

I don't need to reassign things

[eternal compass]

but in some situations you need to reasign?

[forest pecan]

thats the same point of final in java

lol

[ocean quartz]

I don't have them

[eternal compass]

wierd

[ocean quartz]

Immutability ftw 😌

[eternal compass]

I prefer const, but let is required sometimes

[forest pecan]

final doesnt always make stuff immutable tho

but its different in kotlin

im guessing

for const

[ocean quartz]

Const in kotlin gets inlined

[eternal compass]

matt tell me if any of these Aren't required
https://github.com/BentoBoxWorld/Downloads/search?q=let
and don't point to the config one lmao

[forest pecan]

Ah ic

there are certain exceptions to const like to final in java. you cant make loop variables final as an example

or variables that are gonna be actively incremented

[ocean quartz]

Uh idk, that's too many things to look at

[ocean quartz]

You can with foreach

for (final String text : texts)

[forest pecan]

well thats different

i meant more like for loops with incrementing variables like

for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++)

[ocean quartz]

I mean yeah that makes sense

(0..5).forEach { i ->
}

Immutable i :D

[eternal compass]

theres only 4 lol

but fair

[cinder flare]

hey at least there's less var

i'd take a let any day over a var

[forest pecan]

@obtuse gale

[obtuse gale]

IntStream.iterate(0, i -> i < 5, i -> i + 1)
    .forEach(i -> {
    });

😌

[forest pecan]

wait but how is that any different from the normal loop xD

[cinder flare]

immutable i

[obtuse gale]

mhm

[forest pecan]

oh true

[obtuse gale]

mutability bad

[cinder flare]

also the pre-increment lol

[ocean quartz]

😌

[obtuse gale]

pre > post

[forest pecan]

isnt pre like a nanosecond faster than post

lol

[cinder flare]

looks kinda funky

and is the source of all those confusing questions where they do like 4 of those in a row and you have to figure out what the number is at each spot

[obtuse gale]

hm wait would that even work? I believe lambda parameters are by default final

[cinder flare]

so in summary, delete prefix/postfix incrementors

[obtuse gale]

definitely works now

[cinder flare]

hell yeah

[obtuse gale]

that would imply mutability so

bad

[forest pecan]

there was some kid arguing in spigot discord saying to never use immutability cause its slow

and they like literally dont use it for that reason

it is true, its slow cause compiler doesnt optimize it (and you recreate objects)

but doesnt mean you should ignore it

lmfao

[obtuse gale]

how tf is it slow???

[forest pecan]

well, its slower compared to some other langs cause it isnt optimized

but i dont consider that to be a con of immutability

cause that isnt the point

[obtuse gale]

that's an issue with Java's design really

[forest pecan]

Yeah

[obtuse gale]

or rather, with the library that handles whatever you're doing

[forest pecan]

Well for example for builders, ig those are pretty slow if you do a lot but tbh builders are usually one time use, not multiple times per second or smthing

so immutable good

[obtuse gale]

I'd say it's safe to assume a library specifically designed for an FP degree of immutability system makes things work properly (e.g. vavr (I'd need to run performance checks), clojure (in the end it runs on the jvm, with the clojure stdlib backing it))

[forest pecan]

vavr is actually somewhat slow, but not a big deal

[obtuse gale]

is it?

idk I only used it once for the lols

[forest pecan]

yeah

but you shouldnt pay close attention to the speed tbh unless you are calling the library like 25 times per second or something crazy

in that case just make your own algorithm or smthing lol

someone used jmh on it

Also this is quite interesting: https://github.com/jnr/jnr-ffi
some developers of bindings were starting to recommend it over JNA because it does pretty much the same thing but its faster

[ocean quartz]

This is so annoying to work with
Finally starting to get it to work though
(the table of content in the right side changing color based on what you're looking at)

[sweet cipher]

Looks good

[obtuse gale]

I actually like it rather than a single title being highlighted

[sweet cipher]

Header 2 lol

[ocean quartz]

good cuz i gave up

[obtuse gale]

xD

[potent nest]

Not necessarily true, the compiler can avoid allocating objects on the heap. Though the escape analysis in hotspot isn’t as powerful as it could be in theory

Wait why did discord remove the message I was answering to

[potent nest]

.

[obtuse gale]

\✨mobile experience\✨

[potent nest]

how did you know that

[obtuse gale]

I'm built different

[potent nest]

lol

[distant sun]

Could not determine the dependencies of task ':actions-core:javadocJar'.
> Cannot convert class org.gradle.api.tasks.javadoc.Javadoc to a task.
The following types/formats are supported:
- A String or CharSequence task name or path
- A Task instance
- A TaskReference instance
- A Buildable instance
- A TaskDependency instance
- A Provider that represents a task output
- A Provider instance that returns any of these types
- A Closure instance that returns any of these types
- A Callable instance that returns any of these types
- An Iterable, Collection, Map or array instance that contains any of these types
Thank you gradle, everything worked just fine until now 👍

    task javadocJar(type: Jar, dependsOn: Javadoc) {
        archiveClassifier.set('javadoc')
    }```

[potent nest]

did you update gradle or java?

[distant sun]

gradle to 7.0 because shadowjar 7.0.0 require that version

moved back to shadowjar 6.1.0 and it works, idk, with gradle 7.1.1 works fine

actually no, javadocs aren't generated 😒

[potent nest]

and what java version do you use (and how is it defined)?

[distant sun]

I think it is ok now

[potent nest]

well that's not necessarily what gradle uses

but generally it's better to use a java version that reflects the java version you want to target

[distant sun]

I want a higher version than 8 to have that search function for docs

I dislike java 8 docs 🤣

[potent nest]

then don't use Java 8 :p

[distant sun]

I also need backwards compatibility .. 😔

[old wyvern]

laughs in docdex

[hot hull]

laughs in docs

[static zealot]

laughs in socks

[old wyvern]

LMAO

I got another jb license

on 3 now

oh wait this is only for a month

[static zealot]

?

[old wyvern]

lol

[static zealot]

o

[static zealot]

thanks. will try it now.

[old wyvern]

lol

[distant sun]

nice

[old wyvern]

I mean I think everyone here already has it

If anyone wants the 1 month pack just dm me

[static zealot]

🥲

[old wyvern]

Oh you dont?

[static zealot]

nah. but don't want it either.

[old wyvern]

ah alrighty

[onyx loom]

1 month 🥲

[static zealot]

it will just make me want more

[old wyvern]

I dont really know if its one month to be honest

[static zealot]

then get me to pay for it

[old wyvern]

Might be the coupon expires in a month

Not completely sure

lol

[static zealot]

well

gimme gimme and I'll try xD

[old wyvern]

Sure

one sec

dmed it to you

[static zealot]

can u send the learn how to redeem link as well? XD

oh ty

xD

[old wyvern]

Yea I did

[gilded granite]

imagine not using vim

couldn’t be me

[sly sonnet]

why use vim

use what u like

[gilded granite]

because vim supremacy

[static zealot]

Oh yeah. it is just 1 month Yugi. Thanks. By the time it ends maybe Uni finally starts so I can get it that way.

[old wyvern]

oh great lol

[static zealot]

I'm rich now.

[hot hull]

wowow

[prisma wave]

Emacs*

[gilded granite]

so you have chosen death

[prisma wave]

No sir

Emacs is vim but better

[lunar cypress]

[ocean quartz]

@steel heart Are you not gonna unprivate the repo? xD

[steel heart]

skip me, i we havent worked much on it so not much to look at

been busy, sry

[hot hull]

Show anyways

[ocean quartz]

Sadge so many empty projects 😢

[onyx loom]

🌚

[steel heart]

🌞

[hot hull]

better theme next time!

[onyx loom]

more time next time!

and less procrastinating

[steel heart]

yeah the theme sucked, or well just was really abstract imo

[onyx loom]

whats the fastest way to convert gradle groovy to kts

[steel heart]

File -> New Project

[obtuse gale]

I don't think the theme sucked, I had a few pretty good ideas, but it was too open for interpretation

[hot hull]

The theme was not concise enough imo

[ocean quartz]

More of better time, didn't expect beginning of classes to be so busy for people
I remember my first weeks being petty chill

[hot hull]

I mean I was on vacation first week so no clue how busy it was :kek:

[quick flare]

is there a MOD that can help fix my other email unable to verify email issue ? urgent
i cant even unbind my numbre and no emails being received at all, regardless if i choose verity or forget password
please need urgent help

[obtuse gale]

what?

what are you talking aobut

[empty flint]

Why can source here be null if I explicitly check if it's not null?

[obtuse gale]

kotlin bad

[rotund egret]

!!

[empty flint]

shouldn't be necessary

[rotund egret]

shouldn't be, but it also won't hurt here

[obtuse gale]

kotlin

[empty flint]

I don't need the damn nullcheck then

[obtuse gale]

you do if you're using !!

[rotund egret]

^

[obtuse gale]

if not just use ?. as usual

[rotund egret]

Elvis operator 🙂

[empty flint]

...

[rotund egret]

?:

[empty flint]

I need a contract actually

@OptIn(ExperimentalContracts::class)
inline fun <R> R.applyIf(condition: Boolean, block: R.() -> Unit): R {
  contract {
    callsInPlace(block, InvocationKind.EXACTLY_ONCE)
  }

  if(condition) block()
  return this
}

This is my applyIf function

I need to tell the compiler that if condition contains nullchecks, then they guarantee to hold in the block

[obtuse gale]

if condition contains nullchecks
what?

how can a Boolean in and of itself "contain nullchecks"?

it's not a predicate

[empty flint]

That makes sense, yeah, I was asking myself the same thing

How would this work with a predicate?

[distant sun]

predicate: () -> Boolean

[obtuse gale]

er that's not a predicate

[distant sun]

Ah you mean a Predicate

[obtuse gale]

yes, a predicate

probably something like R.() -> Boolean or (R) -> Boolean depending on how you want to do it exactly

well assuming the "applyIf" is based on a condition on R itself

[distant sun]

Isnt that the same thing as mine? (R) -> Boolean

[empty flint]

no it has nothing to do with R

predicate: () -> Boolean should work as well

but how do I formulate a non-null contract with that?

[obtuse gale]

that is not what you sent lmao

[obtuse gale]

and that's not a predicate, it doesn't take any objects to evaluate

but sure

[distant sun]

smh

Does kotlin even take that condition into account so it knows that the object is not null?

[empty flint]

so what if it's not a predicate?

[obtuse gale]

for that matter just pass a Boolean only

[empty flint]

it works with the if and when statement

[obtuse gale]

instead of a boolean supplier

[empty flint]

that's what I did and you said I needed a predicate

[obtuse gale]

I never said you needed a predicate

[15:02] emilyy: >if condition contains nullchecks
what?
[15:02] emilyy: how can a Boolean in and of itself "contain nullchecks"?
[15:02] emilyy: it's not a predicate

[empty flint]

right

whatever, my question isn't regarding the predcate

but regarding hte contract

[obtuse gale]

does it need to be a function?

why not simply take a boolean and call it a day then

[distant sun]

Blocky wants his function to have the same effect as if (thing != null) thing.do()

[obtuse gale]

since it doesn't take any object to evaluate it doesn't make any sense to delay the boolean evaluation, you can just pass it right through as a regular parameter

[empty flint]

Thank you!

lmao

[distant sun]

Which idk if it is possible, might ask on kotlin forum thingy

[obtuse gale]

slack 🤡

[distant sun]

Do they not use a jetbrains product?

inline fun <T> T.applyIf(predicate: T.() -> Boolean, block: T.() -> Unit): T { if (predicate(this)) block(this) }

Try this

Sorry if it is one line, phone clipboard acts weird

If it doesn't work they it probably means that what you want to do can't be done

[obtuse gale]

"probably something like R.() -> Boolean or (R) -> Boolean depending on how you want to do it exactly"
"no it has nothing to do with R"

so no

[distant sun]

Smh emily

[obtuse gale]

smh you

[rotund egret]

There's no R in that one

👀

[distant sun]

See

[ocean quartz]

I mean that's the same as thing?.let { it.do() }

[onyx loom]

lol

[obtuse gale]

ehem

thing?.do()

😌

[ocean quartz]

^

Yeah lol

[obtuse gale]

🤯

[empty flint]

That would mean the predicate always has to tested with the applied object

[rotund egret]

You should probably explain what you're trying to accomplish, not the result your trying to get.

something something
https://xyproblem.info/

[empty flint]

I don't want applyIf() to only be a fancy null-checker. It's supposed to apply if any condition I can come up with is true

[distant sun]

I just want what they want to do, smh matt

[ocean quartz]

I mean (predicate: T.() -> Boolean, block: T.() -> Unit) Does exactly that
applyIf({it.something == something}) { do something }

[empty flint]

I thought I did?
I want to accomplish a contract with the compiler where it understands that the variables do not change between the condition and the block, thus any null-checks should still be upheld up until the start of the block execution and beyond until the variable doesn't change

[ocean quartz]

really ugly syntax but that's how it works

[empty flint]

({...}) is ugly tho

and not what I want

I'd rather keep the ?. operator instead of this

[ocean quartz]

That's the only way to do it, you're trying to apply two functions in the same function

[distant sun]

x != false it is just a boolean, it makes sense why it still wants you to do a null check inside the lambda

[empty flint]

I know that

I know what I have isn't working and why it's not working

I am asking how to make it work without changing the syntax

Because if the compiler was smart, it would see that the code does not change at all and my applyIf(..) {} is equivalent to if(...) apply {}

[obtuse gale]

if the compiler was smart
jvm language

[static zealot]

Someone just told me that my code quality is A.

if he was to rate it from A to Z 🥲

[rotund egret]

I'm not sure I see the issue

Grades (at least in the US) are ranked A -> F with A being good and F being bad.

[static zealot]

hmm. true

I guess I'm just a great developer.

[rotund egret]

I'd say so.
Given that the A-F standard gives a decent large area where you could get an A

Typically 90-100%, but with 26 entire letters that skew is a lot finer.
So you're around the 98%+ area. Which is pretty stellar

[empty flint]

actually with an A out of [A-Z] you're in the top 3.8%, or better than 96.2% other grades

Why is bungeecord logging shit like this?

Info, warn, error and fatal are all logged as "SEVERE"

[steel heart]

bungeecord, lel

[empty flint]

why is everybody saying that lol

what's wrong with bungeecord?

[obtuse gale]

md5

velocity 😌

[steel heart]

😌

[distant sun]

    private fun NBTCompound.getArgs(): Map<String, String> {
        return keys.associateBy { this.getString(it) }
    }```
This would create a map with each `key` and its string from the compound, right?

[obtuse gale]

keys is from the nbt compound, right?

wouldn't that return null for keys that don't map to strings?

[distant sun]

Each key should have a string associated

but I will add a null check

[obtuse gale]

well I don't know the full context of this so ¯_(ツ)_/¯

[distant sun]

Basically a compound that store some arguments as key:value

[steel heart]

Yeah what would be a better name than InventoryInterfaceFactoryFactory? I dislike the double Factory suffix

[onyx loom]

InventoryInterfaceFactoryFactoryFactory

[steel heart]

🥴

[obtuse gale]

AbstractInventoryInterfaceFactoryFactory.BuilderImpl

[steel heart]

🙈

[humble silo]

Anyone super against MRJars for any reason? Gradle seems to hate it but they didnt pose any points that seemed super important to me

I really dont wanna have multiple releases for different versions(which is what they suggest instead)...

[zenith frigate]

Guys pls help me

Some folks took my ip and then get got my location , place, zip code and even the coordinates

So is it my exact location those idiots got ?

And can they hack my phone or devices which I am concerned abt

@everyone

[loud gyro]

The 'everyone' mention is disabled so you can't annoy people.

[rotund egret]

E isn't a grade in traditional American grades

[half harness]

wrong reply 🥲

[obtuse gale]

Does anyone know how I can create my own help command?
i have a chestcommands menu and i would like it to open with /help

[half harness]

this isn't a support channel; please use #general-plugins

[red scroll]

Hi

[sweet cipher]

Hello

[half harness]

Hey

[static zealot]

🏓 :(

[sly sonnet]

yeeaahhh, they will even hack your power and be able to turn it off at any time

[jovial warren]

decided to actually try a bit of web dev myself for the new Krypton site I'm working on, and I've heard a lot about frameworks and stuff, I've been looking at Vue and Nuxt.JS a lot, and they seem pretty good, but I've also heard about other frameworks like React, what would you guys recommend?

or does it not really matter?

I was thinking of going for Nuxt (Vue) with Bootstrap Vue on the frontend and probably Spring or Ktor on the backend

[prisma wave]

ELM

[jovial warren]

what's elm?

https://elm-lang.org/ this?

[prisma wave]

https://elm-lang.org/

YEAH

HEAVEN

[jovial warren]

functional programming

ew

[prisma wave]

pff

Don't even try to claim that JS evil is "better" than this

Also React is functional and stateless too 😋

[jovial warren]

yeah

[half harness]

👀

guess what project this is

[hot hull]

If it's bedwars, that's sad

[half harness]

i know D:

[solid steppe]

If no one responded yet, I got a plugin in my server which makes it possible to make custom commands. Also for overwriting /help command 🙂

[humble silo]

is that an ij thing? Where do you get that?

[half harness]

wakatime

-> projects

[humble silo]

a plugin?

or is it in there by default?

[half harness]

its a plugin u have t oadd

note that it only starts tracking once you install it

and set your API key

[humble silo]

ah i see

kinda wish i had installed this 6 months ago, i probably have a couple hundred hours on this one project

[half harness]

👀

[humble silo]

Ive completely refactored it 3 times... so

[half harness]

oh

i'm probably not going to ever do that with bedwars 🥲

ive ran into so many issues and so i don't want to go through it a second time

[humble silo]

oh whats the api key again?

[half harness]

uhh it should show once you install the plugin

its on wakatime website

forgot exactly where

[humble silo]

i gotta login????

annoying

fine

[half harness]

lol

i mean

it needs some way to identify you

[humble silo]

k im good

annoying

why does it need me to confirm my email if i signed up with github???

[half harness]

¯_(ツ)_/¯

[humble silo]

Its saturday and i woke up at 6:40, i feel really dumb

[remote goblet]

[hot hull]

that is hideous

[remote goblet]

I am aware

im not entirely sure if I even need to re-set it to the map

[potent nest]

you can't add something to the empty list

[remote goblet]

yes i see that now

[dapper lantern]

How do i get a 1.17 version of deluxe chat is it available or did someone update it that i can fork.

[half harness]

#spigot-linking and #deluxechat pins

and don't crosspost

[dapper lantern]

That didn't work

nothing in spigot linking says deluxechat

[remote goblet]

You need to link your spigot account to the server

to gain access to the deluxechat channel to get the 1.17 version

[dapper lantern]

Thank you!

Staff need's to review it any idea how long that takes?

[obtuse gale]

What is the plugin?

[solid steppe]

https://dev.bukkit.org/projects/mycommand

[final scroll]

If I have a int[] function, how do I create the int[] in the return statement? Like return [x,y,z];. I don't know how to explain better sorry :I

[obtuse gale]

how can I overwrite the /help command?

[solid steppe]

I will send you one of my files!

[prisma wave]

new int[] {x, y, z}

[remote goblet]

light_limer_green

[jovial warren]

spent probably the past few days trying to decide on what to even use to make the Krypton site, but I decided to just go with plain old HTML 5 with Bootstrap for now, got a prototype here: https://kryptonmc.github.io/site/

lemme know what you guys think

it's still a W.I.P, but that's the sort of design I'm thinking

it also seems like pages sucks a bit at rendering things

[jovial warren]

yeah it's not mobile optimised yet lol

[steel heart]

Lmao ye but nice color

[rotund egret]

why

[static zealot]

Why doesn't it mention that it is in kotlin? 😦

[jovial warren]

good point

[static zealot]

But the front page looks pretty good. I love it.

[ocean quartz]

And lightweight

[jovial warren]

I chose not to because I just feel it's not that important

[static zealot]

Matt shouldn't you be reviewing code rn? I believe you have over 100k lines to go thru? xD

[jovial warren]

lol

[ocean quartz]

Not right now 😩

[rotund egret]

Similar to Sponge

[static zealot]

yeah. only problem is that I'm pretty sure the wiki is very behind. xD

oh actually. looks updated. did u update bbg?

[forest pecan]

they designed an api similar to sponge

iirc

[rotund egret]

Looks like it, I'm interested to see how this project rolls out

[static zealot]

yeah. bbg was very inspired by Sponge.

[steel heart]

We all know sponge was designed by inspiration from krypton in reality

[static zealot]

true

[rotund egret]

Is krypton targeting vanilla only?

[static zealot]

Last updated 3 weeks ago
o

he did update it. nice

[rotund egret]

I really appreciate the irony in this

[obtuse gale]

why does chrome suggest to translate from Portuguese when looking at guava javadoc? xD

Sorry, not Spanish*

[steel heart]

Oui

[obtuse gale]

I'm sure @ocean quartz has something to do with this...

[ocean quartz]

Uh, probably some witchery

[ocean quartz]

:ugh:

[half harness]

hmm... how do hypixel (bedwars) bridge eggs work?
I tried just setting the block at every tick at the egg's location but that didn't work :/

and in hypixel the blocks don't change exactly where the eggs where

its a bit less curved and lower than the actual egg

[sweet cipher]

execute at @e[type=minecraft:snowball] unless entity @a[distance=..3] run fill ~ ~-2 ~ ~1 ~-2 ~1 minecraft:white_wool keep
I found this as the command, you can try just translating it to code, maybe it will work?

[half harness]

ooh ty

whered u find it? 👀

[sweet cipher]

https://newbedev.com/bridge-egg-command-code-example

[half harness]

hmmm

umm im trying to test in single player world but when i press "Done" in command block it changes the type of the command block ._.

and "Cancel" toggles Conditional/Unconditional

what

[sweet cipher]

What?

[half harness]

nvm if i press "Enter" it works

BUT IT WORKS

sorta

hm

i think i can modify it to work tho

[ocean quartz]

Nice, totally worth forking

[static zealot]

lol

[half harness]

10/10 bridge egg

[sweet cipher]

Nice

[humble silo]

not 10/10, didnt even make it half way to the next island smh...

[half harness]

🥲

im surprised on the design tho

not sure how it turned out like that xD

[humble silo]

leave it as a easter egg

looks like fun

good for spamming

[half harness]

👀

[humble silo]

Is this too ugly?

Because i cant figure out another way to do the mrjar

[obtuse gale]

main/resources 🧐

[humble silo]

tbh i dont know why that happeend

ugh

why has no one made a gradle plugin for this

they are all out of date or not actually published

[obtuse gale]

err... https://github.com/KyoriPowered/examination/blob/master/api/build.gradle

doesn't seem like you need a plugin for that

[humble silo]

what

is

that

[obtuse gale]

that is called "knowing how to use your build tools"

[delicate cradle]

anyone know how to get a List<String> of every entry from a specific column in MySQL

eg I have a column in my sql db clans

how could I get a List<String> of these

[rotund egret]

What does sql return when you request a column of data?

[delicate cradle]

hm

i should try that shouldnt i

brb

[sweet cipher]

ResultSet?

[delicate cradle]

hm

[humble silo]

reasonably sure thats not a thing

[delicate cradle]

public List<String> getAllClans(Connection connection) throws SQLException {
    List<String> clans = new ArrayList<>();

    PreparedStatement statement = connection.prepareStatement("SELECT uuid FROM `table_name`");
    ResultSet resultSet = statement.executeQuery();

    return clans;
}

I don't really know where to go from here

Tryna get a list of all the uuids

lmao

waittt

[sweet cipher]

while (resultSet.next()) {
  final String uuidString = resultSet.getString(columnLabel);
  final UUID uuid = UUID.fromString(uuidString);
}

[delicate cradle]

yup

almost done

[ocean quartz]

Kts source sets work differently

[humble silo]

is there a equivalent then?

[delicate cradle]

public List<UUID> getAllClans(Connection connection) throws SQLException {
    List<UUID> clans = new ArrayList<>();

    PreparedStatement statement = connection.prepareStatement("SELECT * FROM `table_name`");
    ResultSet resultSet = statement.executeQuery();
    while (resultSet.next()) {
        clans.add(UUID.fromString(resultSet.getString("uuid")));
    }
    return clans;
}

[humble silo]

for kts?

[delicate cradle]

that should do it

[humble silo]

is there a work around?

[humble silo]

reasonably sure its not in the groovy gradle either, its throwing errors when i try to use in there

[ocean quartz]

I'm not sure sorry, never done that

[ocean quartz]

Ah alright figure it out, took a while to clone it but well lmao

@obtuse gale That multirelease seems to be from Indra

[obtuse gale]

ah, may be

indra good tho

😌

[obtuse gale]

tbh i wouldn't say that looks particularly ugly

and reading upon this https://blog.gradle.org/mrjars https://openjdk.java.net/jeps/238 (referencing this message <#developer-chat message>) it does seem like the "versioned" sources go under meta-inf/versions/{version} ¯_(ツ)_/¯

[ocean quartz]

https://github.com/KyoriPowered/indra/tree/abdc0e6854d02bf5cb906960e283950e32518bc4/indra-common/src/main/java/net/kyori/indra/internal/multirelease

[obtuse gale]

And reading that gradle blog it doesn't seem particularly hard to do either lol

[oak raft]

Hey @ocean quartz, what project did you open source in order to get the open source license?

[ocean quartz]

All my libs

[oak raft]

So like mf-config?

[ocean quartz]

Yeah

[oak raft]

Cool stuff

[wind patio]

Lovely JavaScript

🥰

[humble silo]

Lol, ya idk y im struggling here

[humble silo]

Alr well my main issue now isnt building the jar, its seperating the java9+ sources from everything else, if i create a whole new source set for it then it cant see packages that it needs to export or dependencies. Im pretty sure it makes sense for other java sources to be seperate source sets, but i dont know how to make them reference each other or something along those lines...

[obtuse gale]

what?

ah I think I understand

I never played with any of this stuff, let me see if I can get something done, idk

[humble silo]

Im pretty sure i can get it eventually, so dont worry about it, but thanks for the help so far

[obtuse gale]

alternatively you can use indra 😌

[humble silo]

i couldnt get it to work in the first 5 min, so no

[sweet cipher]

Can I use a Multimap with Map<Key, Map<Key, Value>>?

[obtuse gale]

and you've been with this all day already lol

[obtuse gale]

err would Value be a Collection<Value> or just Value?

[sweet cipher]

Just Value

[obtuse gale]

because a multimap is really just a Map<K, Collection<V>>

[sweet cipher]

Okay

[obtuse gale]

so no

hmm

[humble silo]

ugh

yes

i have

[obtuse gale]

Multimap<K, Map.Entry<K, V>>

[sweet cipher]

Would there even be a point of it?
I forget who told me, but someone said it was just used for garbage collection and things like that I think

Because it clears the collection and other things

[obtuse gale]

wat

waaaat

[sweet cipher]

I'm not describing it right

One sec

let me find it

[rotund egret]

never comes back

[sweet cipher]

#development message
This conversation

[rotund egret]

operator fun Boolean.inc() = !this

class C {
    var enabled: Boolean = false
}

fun main(args:Array<String>) {
    var b = true
    b++
    println(b)   // false
    val c = C()
    c.enabled++
    println(c.enabled)  // true
}```

[obtuse gale]

🧐

[obtuse gale]

err.. from what I know none of that is true?

[sweet cipher]

Oh

So is a Multimap just for convenience?

[obtuse gale]

I assume you were talking about Multimap#removeAll(Object key)?

[sweet cipher]

I don't know

I'm just talking about in general

Using multimaps

[obtuse gale]

so you want to remove all entries for a key right?

[sweet cipher]

No

[obtuse gale]

??

[sweet cipher]

I was just asking in general about advantages of multimap

[obtuse gale]

It's just a Map<K, Collection<V>> with a lot of really handy methods and well implemented

It creates the collections for you etc

It's a whole framework on its own lol

[sweet cipher]

So basically convenience?

[obtuse gale]

why would you not use it?

[sweet cipher]

No reason

Just wondering

[obtuse gale]

guava is already part of MC anyway

[obtuse gale]

I mean you could argue gson is a "convenience library to read/write from/to json files"

[sweet cipher]

I thought the gc thing would happen with the Map with a Map, but you said that wasn't a thing

Yeah

[obtuse gale]

the gc has nothing to do with any of this lmao

idk why that came up

[sweet cipher]

Yeah that's what I was confused about

[obtuse gale]

Conclure man I like you but many times you speak out of your ass for no good reason

[sweet cipher]

lol

Also, the reason I am using a Map inside of a Map is for storing locations,
I am using Map<Long (Chunk key), Map<Location, Block)>> to store locations of things
I'm assuming it would be faster than Map<Location, Block>?

[obtuse gale]

I would strongly advise against using bukkit Locations as keys

[sweet cipher]

Okay

Should I create my own Location?

Is it because it stores a reference to World?

[obtuse gale]

because it's mutable and the hashCode depends on the internal state

[sweet cipher]

Oh

[obtuse gale]

so something like this will fail

[sweet cipher]

I forgot about that lol

[eternal compass]

The individual instance, right?

Not just coords

[obtuse gale]

what?

[sweet cipher]

Triple<Integer, Integer, Integer>

[eternal compass]

Of location

Or maybe I'm crazy

[obtuse gale]

I don't understand the question

[eternal compass]

Okay yeah ignore me

I've gone insane

[obtuse gale]

Location location = new Location(null, 0, 0, 0);
map.put(location, whatever);
location.add(1, 1, 1);
map.containsKey(location);  // false

assuming a HashMap

[sweet cipher]

I should just create my own immutable Location then?

[obtuse gale]

if you only care about the x, y and z, then this will be fine (assuming it's immutable)

[sweet cipher]

I was joking about that lol

I would probably make a location with the coords, and the world as a string maybe

[obtuse gale]

public record IntTriple(int first, int second, int third) { } 😌

[sweet cipher]

I actually have never used records, would this be a good time to use it?

Because its just to store data?

[obtuse gale]

!!!

yes

[sweet cipher]

Okay cool

[rotund egret]

val location : Location<World<W,L>,Location<W,L>>

[sweet cipher]

Also I don't know if you saw this
#development message

[obtuse gale]

😵‍💫

[sweet cipher]

I don't know what I can do to make it better

[obtuse gale]

Are the indexes of each "linked" to one another?

like

The first in speedUpgrades is "linked"/related to the first in resourceLimitUpgrades, and in maxUpgradesUpgrade, etc

[sweet cipher]

No they aren't

The ones with ints and floats have to be sorted, because they either
add / subtract / divide / multiply the number given to them, and I need
them to be in a certain order

[obtuse gale]

**```java
final var map = new HashMap<Location, String>();
final var location = new Location(null, 0, 0, 0);
map.put(location, "Hello");
location.add(1, 1, 1);
getLog4JLogger().info(() -> "map.containsKey(location) = " + map.containsKey(location));
getLog4JLogger().info(() -> "map.get(location) = " + map.get(location));

**```
[00:37:39 INFO]: [TestPlugin] map.containsKey(location) = false
[00:37:39 INFO]: [TestPlugin] map.get(location) = null
```**
![kekw](https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/872912432807444540.webp?size=128 "kekw")

[sweet cipher]

lol

[sweet cipher]

How come?

[obtuse gale]

hm?

[sweet cipher]

How come you wanted to know if the indexes were linked?

[ocean quartz]

Location being mutable is so stupid

I remember a while back trying to make some armor stand animation, not cloning the location, the add and teleport would make it move exponentially

[obtuse gale]

because if they were you could use a record and just have a single List<Upgrades> (Upgrades being the record keeping track of them)

[obtuse gale]

ah yes

clone!!

also you can finally use a single event for "armor equipped" on spigot

but of course there is no one specific for it lol

[ocean quartz]

fun Location.add(x, y, z) = clone().add(x, y, z) :kek:

[sweet cipher]

Oh okay.
I tried figuring out how to make it so I could have one collection for all the upgrades, but they all do
different things, so I just couldn't think of a way to do it.

If you wanted I could add you to the repo and you could see what I mean

[obtuse gale]

not really lmao

[sweet cipher]

That's what I thought lol

[quiet sierra]

what the fuck intellij

[wind patio]

😩

paper bad

[sly sonnet]

spigot bad lol

[hot hull]

Jesus that's some sheer fucking stupidity

[wind patio]

Personal recommendation = bad

Such advertisement

[half harness]

https://i.imgur.com/Pcba0hl.png

pog

i finally made a bridge egg

and discord doesn't want to show embed

:(

[ocean quartz]

That's an option you can change

[quiet sierra]

it usually stacks

but it wasn't

[half harness]

error: failed to push some refs to 'https://github.com/dkim19375/Bedwars.git'
To https://github.com/dkim19375/Bedwars.git
!    refs/heads/master:refs/heads/master    [remote rejected] (refusing to allow an OAuth App to create or update workflow `.github/workflows/gradle_11.yml` without `workflow` scope)
```how do I fix this?
everything i google is changing the token perms.. but I'm not using a token, I just log in through intellij

[old wyvern]

Github was about to remove auth with email/password for commits

Might be that

Try switching to a token

[quiet depot]

intellij creates a token for u when u login

you should have a token dkim

check gh

[half harness]

ye i have a token that said it was used in the past 2 weeks but it has all perms

edit: it still works even if i regenerate the token, so it's not using that one

ill just log out and use a token

¯_(ツ)_/¯

idk

(in the one at Settings -> Developer settings -> Personal access tokens)

wait a minute

im confused ;-;

[old wyvern]

It does?

It kept warning me about email/password auth for a bit now

Intellij I mean

[half harness]

huh
i just set the token that i just generated

but same error

[quiet depot]

pretty sure ij does just generate a token and uses that

[quiet depot]

i might be wrong

[half harness]

hmm

[old wyvern]

Welp no idea, I didnt for me

[quiet depot]

but pretty sure that's how it works

[old wyvern]

Maybe thats only from a newer version

I have a habit of not updating for a few months

[quiet depot]

i might be thinking of some other software though

or a specific edge case

[old wyvern]

ah

[quiet depot]

e.g. gitkraken, or maybe it only does it if u have 2fa

[old wyvern]

oh probably

[half harness]

wait a sec

when I do Git -> Push

in intellij

does it use the account in settings?

since it appears to just run the git command

if so, how do i change the token with the git command 🙃

idk im very very confused

nvm fixed

had to go in windows credential manager

https://i.imgur.com/l8N14n3.png ;-;

[humble silo]

ew windows

[ocean quartz]

What is up with all the windows hate?

[prisma wave]

I wonder if you could use method interception to actually make that work

Maybe that only works with interfaces

[ocean quartz]

I think it would work

Let me test

Hmm it doesn't let it, damn

immutableAdd :kek:

[wind patio]

uh, tf (shadowjar)

[humble silo]

Mostly im just kidding, but I used to use it and it constantly annoyed me, just little inconsistenties that alot of unix based operating system dont have

Like i havent restarted my mac in probably atleast 3 months, where as in windows the computer would probably be smoking by that point

lol

[ocean quartz]

I've gone months without restarting my computer and still works perfectly fine

[lunar cypress]

has nothing to do with your jdk

but with the version of ASM shadowjar uses

[wind patio]

if I remove minimize

it seems to work

I guess it's the same issue here

https://github.com/johnrengelman/shadow/issues/709

[ocean quartz]

What shadow version are you using?

[wind patio]

7.0.0

Gradle 7.0, groovy 3.0.7

[humble silo]

suprising, i used to have to restart mine every night or literally the windows home button the would just not work. Im not kidding

though to be fair that was a pretty bad computer

[lunar cypress]

that makes sense, for minimize it definitely reads the bytecode using ASM

[old wyvern]

That wont work right?

Extensions cant override actual methods or something

[ocean quartz]

Yeah it doesn't work

[old wyvern]

💀

[lunar cypress]

just make it operator fun Location.plus instead

[onyx loom]

😵‍💫

[static zealot]

@half harness u sleeping?

[soft phoenix]

anyone here?

[humble silo]

K well i got that working, except that it cant find the dependencies, which i kinda need.... Is there a special way to declare dependencies for Indra or something?

[soft phoenix]

This could be kinda off topic but I have a question regarding discord nitro purchase

[humble silo]

wrong server

[steel heart]

Hello

[static zealot]

Helllloooo

[steel heart]

Blitz

[static zealot]

Yes?

[steel heart]

Ban or give me it

[static zealot]

I'll give you it

[steel heart]

Ok thanks

🌝

[ocean quartz]

Is it just me or github has been a bit slow? Like browsing through classes in a repo

[steel heart]

not alone

[ocean quartz]

Wtf

[steel heart]

[humble silo]

@obtuse gale I got it, not using Kyori becuase i couldnt get dependency stuff working in it...

sourceSets {
    create("java9") {
        java.srcDir("src/main/java9")
    }
}

tasks.named<JavaCompile>("compileJava9Java") {
    options.compilerArgs.addAll(
        listOf(
            "--patch-module",
            "yakclient.mixins.base=${sourceSets.main.get().java.destinationDirectory.get().asFile.absolutePath}"
        )
    )
}

fun DependencyHandlerScope.modularDependency(dependency: Any, configuration: String = "implementation") {
    add(configuration, dependency)
    add("java9${configuration.capitalize()}" /* Sucks but i cant be bothered to do something better */, dependency)
}

dependencies {
    modularDependency("net.bytebuddy:byte-buddy-agent:1.11.15")

    modularDependency("org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-reflect:1.5.30")
    modularDependency(project(":api"), "api")
    modularDependency("org.ow2.asm:asm:9.2", "api")
    modularDependency("org.ow2.asm:asm-util:9.2", "api")
}

tasks.jar {
    into("META-INF/versions/9") {
        from(sourceSets["java9"].output)
    }
}

Only 7 hours spent on it!

(im dying inside)

[obtuse gale]

same

But not because of that

[humble silo]

well i would hope not

lol

sigh

deep sigh

100% tests dont work

yup...

sigh

[obtuse gale]

Nice

[jagged plover]

I need someone to help me complete the offers to take Google Play cards

[rotund egret]

What

[wind patio]

almost 1k 😩