Java 22, Maven 3.9.9, MacBook Pro, and VSCode Error on running project
I’m running VSCode and I have Java 22 (22.0.2) installed on my MacBook Pro
Java 22, Maven 3.9.9, MacBook Pro, and VSCode Error on running project
I’m running VSCode and I have Java 22 (22.0.2) installed on my MacBook Pro
Java 22, Maven 3.9.9, MacBook Pro, and VSCode Error on running project
I’m running VSCode and I have Java 22 (22.0.2) installed on my MacBook Pro
Java 22, Maven 3.9.9, MacBook Pro, and VSCode Error on running project
I’m running VSCode and I have Java 22 (22.0.2) installed on my MacBook Pro
I am unable to add new dependencies always getting “[module name] cannot be resolved to a module”
Whenever I work on a project using Maven on VSC, I always get “[module name] cannot be resolved to a module”. For example, in my project made using the JavaFX Template, only JavaFX works and when I try to load gson it does not work. It does not allow me to import or require any new dependency. This is when I add new dependencies through VSCs inbuilt add maven dependencies function.
I am unable to add new dependencies always getting “[module name] cannot be resolved to a module”
Whenever I work on a project using Maven on VSC, I always get “[module name] cannot be resolved to a module”. For example, in my project made using the JavaFX Template, only JavaFX works and when I try to load gson it does not work. It does not allow me to import or require any new dependency. This is when I add new dependencies through VSCs inbuilt add maven dependencies function.
Debugging Java unit tests in VSCode
I’m trying to debug a class when the JUnit test is run, however, my configuration seems to be incorrect:
setting jdk version for maven in vscode
In VSCode, cannot get Maven build to use specific JDK version.
It keeps running on 21.
(VSCODE on WSL) The import cannot be solved
I’m encountering an issue with vscode where it’s unable to resolve imports for some generated libraries located under target/generated-sources/src. Despite reading numerous guides and attempting various solutions such as modifying the pom file, cleaning the Java workspace, and more, nothing seems to be working. Interestingly, IntelliJ handles this properly, but unfortunately, I’m stuck with this problem on vscode. I’ve even tried disabling and re-enabling all extensions, but to no avail.