Exception processing static resources from spring-security-ui #372
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I see the same errors and in the deployed application the spring-security-ui is not working due to missing jquery functions in the webbrowser. I am able to reproduce this in development mode when I set the Is there a way to overcome this problem? |
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In the spring-security-ui repository is already a fix for this error, but it is not available as a release yet. So basically you need to compile the plugin by yourself. Basically they replaced the variables within filenames with static paths. |
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A little bit more testing revealed to me, that the problem only occurs when I use the grails command, e.g. grails version: 3.1.10 |
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This wouls be a bug in the ui plugin
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I found an exception processing static resources from spring-security-ui plugin. To reproduce the issue you only need to create a fresh new grails project (I'm using Grails 3.1.10) and add the following dependencies:
I'm using the latest version of the plugin (
2.11.2)Then just execute
./gradlew assetCompileThe first fail is with the file
spring-security-ui.cssalthough there are other files that are also failing.Until version
2.1.1of gradle plugin the resources of the plugins were not processed so starting in that version theassetCompiletask fails. With this old version the filespring-security-ui.cssis processed correctly although the process fails in another file.In all the cases the build is successful so I'm wondering if this is really a problem. I've create a .war file, run the application from there and navigate and it seems everything it's working, so I'm not sure.
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