Latest jbundler fails to run jbundle

[camertron]

The latest jbundler and dependencies don't seem to be working, and I have no idea why. jbundler is part of my gemfile, so I run bundle, then bundle exec jbundle. I get an error that says java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/jruby/embed/ScriptingContainer. Please see this travis build for a full stack trace.

I managed to solve the problem by locking jbundler and dependencies to specific versions. Here's what my gemfile looks like now:

gem 'jbundler', '0.7.1'
gem 'jar-dependencies', '0.1.7'
gem 'maven-tools', '1.0.7'
gem 'ruby-maven', '3.1.1.0.9'

Any idea why this might be happening with the latest jbundler and dependencies?

[mkristian]

oh - it looks like a regression in ruby-maven-3.1.1.0.10 since the stacktrace indicates in can not find jruby.

try to use your build for next release of ruby-maven (will be soon) ;)

[mkristian]

just pushed ruby-maven-3.1.1.0.11.gem and it fixes my project which saw the same problem: https://travis-ci.org/lookout/leafy/builds/51107729

[camertron]

Sorry I never responded here, @mkristian. The release of ruby-maven-3.1.1.0.11 fixed the issue for me in February, but has unfortunately resurfaced. I'm getting the same error using jruby 1.7.20.1, jbundler 0.7.4, bundler 1.10.3, and rubygems 2.4.8 running inside a docker container. I tried putting jruby.jar on the classpath, but that didn't seem to work :( Any ideas?

[mkristian]

sorry for the late replay as well. I release jbundler-0.8.0 which should fix your problem. jruby-1.7.20.1 comes with ruby-maven 3.1.1.0.8 - not sure if this is the problem. try to get new version in for jruby-1.7.21