After updating to IntelliJ 2024.3 I can longer execute JUnit tests, if they have a maven dependency with a <classifier> tag.

After updating to IntelliJ 2024.3 I can longer execute JUnit tests, if they have a maven dependency with a <classifier> tag.

After updating to IntelliJ 2024.3 I can longer execute JUnit tests, if they have a maven dependency with a <classifier> tag.

I’ve got an errror of java 17 and java 11 incompatability:
RepackageMojo has been compiled by a more recent version of the Java Runtime (class file version 61.0), this version of the Java Runtime only recognizes class file versions up to 55.0

So recently I added a pom.xml file to my java project in IntelliJ Idea and I then made it into a maven project. Though when I opened the pom.xml back again with IntelliJ I saw 2 errors at “project” from the first project tag (<project). This Error weirdly only appeared after I changed a letter that wasn’t important and then never went away unless I went on a different window. Can somebody tell me why this is happening and how I can fix it?

I had a new installation of Intellij in macOS using m1 architecture and when I open my java project (spring boot/maven stack) the root folder are hidden/show every time.

I try run this repo (https://github.com/Cool-Coding/remote-desktop-control.git)

I am using Java 11 JSF, Primfaces Maven project with wildfly 24, IntelliJ is not unpacking the nested archives as expected, and you’re ending up with WAR files in the target folder instead of the desired folders

I was doing a student assignment “task3” in Intellij IDEA and found out that professor sent us a new tests file. I downloaded it from the university website.

I have this app loaded in IntelliJ: all modules projects sources are loaded + the “acme-lib” projects too.