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Max Langensiepen
Max Langensiepen

Reputation: 1

'Unresolved Dependencies' after reinstalling Grails

New clone from git repo, fresh install of groovy and grails. Seems to work for everyone else on my team? New to groovy and grails. Any help or general troubleshooting is appreciated. 

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::          UNRESOLVED DEPENDENCIES         ::

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:: org.grails.plugins#dynamic-jasper;0.6: not found

:: org.grails.plugins#testing;0.5: not found

:: org.grails.plugins#code-coverage;1.1.8: not found

:: org.grails.plugins#liquibase;1.9.3.3: not found

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Upvotes: 0

Views: 1082

Answers (1)

Rob Hruska
Rob Hruska

Reputation: 120446

You may just need to do a grails clean - have you tried that?

Grails stores its plugins in ~/.grails; if all else fails, it might not hurt to go in and clean out that directory after doing a fresh install.

Upvotes: 3

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