Dmytro Vyazelenko
Dmytro Vyazelenko
@sergey-morenets @aalmiray There is also a hint in #88 that this could be related to the new Gradle version (i.e. > 2.14).
@fabienrenaud Do you expect a file from jmh/resources to override main/resources?
@carl-mastrangelo Actually both are correct. README shows this: ``` gradle buildscript { repositories { jcenter() } dependencies { classpath "me.champeau.gradle:jmh-gradle-plugin:0.3.0" } } apply plugin: "me.champeau.gradle.jmh" ``` Which is correct since...
Duplicate of #88, i.e. issue with the newer Gradle versions.
@fabienrenaud which version of plugin you are using? Since version [0.3.0](https://github.com/melix/jmh-gradle-plugin/releases/tag/RELEASE_0_3_0) this plugin is **not** using annotation processor. Instead it relies on code generation, i.e. uses `jmh-generator-bytecode` dependency.
Perhaps related to #89 and #90
@PeterReiter running benchmarks directly from the IDE is not supported (in other words you use IDE only to write benchmarks). You first need to generate a jar with benchmarks (which...
@tovshteyn So you want something like "Exclude and warn"?
Nope. There is nothing like that here.
@aalmiray it might be interesting to add. Not sure though it's worth doing. If someone needs to use JMH API directly it can be done simply by using JMH plugin...