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hvadehra avatar hvadehra commented on May 20, 2024

We filter out non-.java files from srcs and files with the .properties extension are specially handled as resources. The problem here seems to be that we create a separate jar for resources and aren't on the classpath, so those aren't available as inputs to the compile action. This explains why things work with local execution. I'm surprised that it works for you with linux-sandbox, I would expect it to fail there as well.

From what I can tell, ECJ doesn't care about the file extension and parses it as a properties file no matter what. Horrible workaround for now would be to name the file as foo.jar and add it to the deps attribute. This should have it on the classpath and in the inputs to the action, so javacopts = ["-properties $(location foo.jar)"] will work with sandboxing as well. Although that being said, .jar files in deps is legacy and should be avoided.

I'm keeping this open as the spirit of this FR sounds reasonable to me and will revisit this soon.

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