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Please note the latest version of Gauge no longer supports Java 1.8. Please upgrade your JDK version to the latest. This could also be an issue with maven dependencies. After migrating your configuration your configuration please try deleting the global Check if the template project runs. For example
You can use the |
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As mentioned earlier Gauge not support Java 1.8 you need to upgrade to version 11 or higher Here are the set of command which works fine on the template project
Please run them and see if you find the issue. It possible that IntelliJ might be referring to old library path in this case you will have to re-import the library references. |
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Hi!!
I get the following error when running my Java project in IntelliJ with gauge 1.1.6:
My problem occurs after a version update process, from Gauge 1.0.4 to Gauge 1.1.6 and different plugins:
Gauge version: 1.1.6
html-report (4.0.12)
java (0.7.13)
json-report (0.3.5)
screenshot (0.0.1)
xml-report (0.2.3)
In IntelliJ 2020.3.1 install the Gauge plugin version "203.5981.155" and my project will find the dependencies of mvn:
the gauge configuration in the project:
default.properties:
gauge_reports_dir = reports
overwrite_reports = true
screenshot_on_failure = true
logs_directory = logs
enable_multithreading = false
gauge_specs_dir = specs
csv_delimiter = ,
allow_multiline_step = false
java.properties:
gauge_java_home =
gauge_custom_build_path =
gauge_additional_libs = libs/*
gauge_jvm_args =
gauge_custom_compile_dir =
gauge_clear_state_level = scenario
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