FabricMC
An error occurs when using Kotlin after creating the mod: Failed to setup Minecraft, java.lang.RuntimeException: Unexpected IllegalAccessException occurred (Gson 2.9.1). Certain ReflectionAccessFilter features require Java >= 9 to work correctly. If you are not using ReflectionAccessFilter, report this to the Gson maintainers. #3655
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Okay, now I know why, because something conflicted. |
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What? |
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At that time, I heard from others that the two modules NeoForge and Fabric were conflicting, and it did get better after rebuilding the project, so I didn't care about it. In fact, the cause of the problem should be that the version of org.gradle.toolchains.foojay-resolver-convention is too low, because the project was rebuilt soon after the same error occurred again. The same error occurred again shortly after the project was rebuilt, but the problem was solved after I upgraded. |
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Hi, today I had some problems creating a Fabric Mod:
After I create a new Mod and add Kotlin language support to it, it always happens this problem when doing a build:
What's going on here?
Maybe I need to provide more information:
2, I tested changing the project's JDK to JDK17 and JDK21 respectively
3, My Minecraft version is 1.20.2, Fabric version is 0.91.6, Loader version is 0.15.7, Yarn Mappings version is 0.91.6+1.20.2, Fabric Loom version is 1.5-SNAPSHOT, org.jetbrains. kotlin.jvm version is 1.9.23, as well as my Gradle is 8.5-bin, and the Path variable and JAVA_HOME are both set to the correct JDK-21 in the Windows environment variables.
4, I've built the project without switching the programming language of the project to Kotlin, and the build was successful at that time, but I don't see Fabric in IntelliJ IDEA's runtime configuration, so I can't test that the project worked properly before the programming language was switched to Kotlin.
As well as a bit of what you guys might need:
My project has two modules, one Fabric and one NeoForge, now this NeoForge module builds fine even with Kotlin installed (haven't tried to run it, I don't have a lot of time, but I'll comment below after running it), and the Gradle for both modules is independent.
Much appreciated!
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