We've been using Grails for a little while now and have been through a few Grails versions now. We don't always want to migrate our 'older' apps immediately but often use a newer version for new de...

How can I make a groovy project in eclipse use a custom Groovy Library? I'm new to Groovy and I'm confused as to how to use it in Eclipse. I installed the Groovy Plugin to Eclipse, every time I m...

I'd like to create a new Grails project in IntelliJ 13. I have IntelliJ 13. I have Grails. I do not see a Grails option in the New Project Dialog. How do I configure IntelliJ 13 so that the New ...

Problem: I'm attempting to create a Dockerfile that installs all the components to run Go, to install GVM (Go Version Management), and to install specific Go Versions. Error: When I try building...

I just upgraded from GVM to SDKMAN. When I run any of the list commands to see what versions of the various sdks I have installed (e.g. sdk list grails), none of them are getting displayed with ast...

I'm trying to install gradle via the gvm command '$ gvm i gradle', but I get a message with the offline mode. (Any installation fail with the following message) ➜ ~ ➜ ~ ➜ ~ gvm i gradle GVM can't...

When I try to run this command to install Groovy using GVM I get this error message: $gvm install groovy Stop! groovy is not a valid candidate. Why doesn't this work? As far as I know I installe...

I use GVM to manage my Groovy/Grails environment. How do I uninstall GVM and all the candidates currently installed? I suspect one would simply just delete the ~/.gvm directory. Surprisingly the ...

I'm on Ubuntu (14.04) and just installed the latest version of GVM (1.3.13). I then used it to install Grails (2.3.7), Groovy (2.2.2) and Gradle (1.11). Groovy and Gradle seem to have installed pe...

I'm using GVM to manage my go installations and paths and everything seems to work just fine - I can run tests and produce builds. I'm now trying to produce a code coverage file and am having some ...