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Pull request overview
This PR migrates jbang-maven-plugin to use Maveniverse ToolRunner for detecting/provisioning and executing JBang, while updating build tooling (parent POM, Maven Wrapper, and CI) to match the new baseline.
Changes:
- Replace custom JBang detection/download/exec logic with ToolRunner-based execution in
RunMojo. - Update integration test log verification scripts to use simpler Groovy
FileAPIs. - Update build/tooling configuration (parent POM, Maven Wrapper scripts/properties, GitHub Actions workflow).
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| File | Description |
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| src/main/java/dev/jbang/RunMojo.java | Switches execution to ToolRunner and updates trust/run invocation logic. |
| src/it/skip/verify.groovy | Simplifies build log reading for the “skip” IT. |
| src/it/script/verify.groovy | Simplifies build log reading for the basic script IT. |
| src/it/script-with-trust/verify.groovy | Simplifies build log reading for the trust IT. |
| src/it/script-with-jbang-args/verify.groovy | Simplifies build log reading for jbangargs IT. |
| src/it/script-with-args/verify.groovy | Simplifies build log reading for args IT. |
| pom.xml | Updates parent and dependencies to ToolRunner ecosystem; updates plugin/tooling versions. |
| mvnw.cmd | Updates Maven Wrapper script. |
| mvnw | Updates Maven Wrapper script. |
| .mvn/wrapper/maven-wrapper.properties | Updates wrapper configuration to Wrapper 3.3.4 and Maven 3.9.15. |
| .github/workflows/ci.yml | Updates CI Java matrix and GitHub Actions used for checkout/JDK setup/build flags. |
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR modernizes the Maven build infrastructure by updating Maven Wrapper from 3.2.0 to 3.3.4 with improved distribution caching and SHA-256 hashing, upgrading pom.xml build dependencies and plugins (including new toolrunner support), simplifying integration test verifiers from NIO to Groovy File API, and refactoring RunMojo to use the toolrunner API for JBang invocation instead of process-based execution. ChangesBuild Infrastructure Modernization
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In `@src/main/java/dev/jbang/RunMojo.java`:
- Around line 84-85: RunMojo currently unconditionally dereferences
project.getBuild() and project.getBasedir(), causing NPE when run with
requiresProject=false; update the code in RunMojo (the places calling
project.getBuild() and project.getBasedir()) to first check if project is null
or those getters return null and use safe fallbacks (e.g. a new/default Build
object or the current working directory as the basedir) so the no-project
invocation path remains functional; ensure all usages of project.getBuild() and
project.getBasedir() are guarded and consistently use the fallback values.
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| @Parameter(defaultValue = "${project}", readonly = true, required = true) | ||
| protected MavenProject project; |
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Preserve the no-project invocation path.
The README documents that the plugin runs through mvn command-line without a pom file. The @Mojo(requiresProject = false) annotation allows this, but the new code unconditionally dereferences project.getBuild() on line 97 and project.getBasedir() on line 126. When invoked without a project, these calls fail with NullPointerException.
Add null checks with fallbacks to preserve the documented feature:
Suggested guard/fallback
+ File workingDir = project != null ? project.getBasedir() : new File(System.getProperty("user.dir"));
+ java.nio.file.Path tempDir = project != null
+ ? Paths.get(project.getBuild().getOutputDirectory()).resolve("toolrunner-tmp")
+ : Paths.get(System.getProperty("java.io.tmpdir")).resolve("jbang-toolrunner-tmp");
+ java.nio.file.Path installDir = jbangInstallDir != null ? jbangInstallDir.toPath() : workingDir.toPath();
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try (ToolManager toolManager = ToolManager.create(
Config.builder()
.isTransient(false)
.allowPathDetection(true)
- .tempDirectory(Paths.get(project.getBuild().getOutputDirectory()).resolve("toolrunner-tmp"))
- .installationDirectory(jbangInstallDir.toPath())
+ .tempDirectory(tempDir)
+ .installationDirectory(installDir)
.build())) {
...
ToolExecution.Builder execution = jbang.executionTemplate()
- .cwd(project.getBasedir().toPath())
+ .cwd(workingDir.toPath())
.arguments(arguments);Also applies to: lines 97-98, 126
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In `@src/main/java/dev/jbang/RunMojo.java` around lines 84 - 85, RunMojo currently
unconditionally dereferences project.getBuild() and project.getBasedir(),
causing NPE when run with requiresProject=false; update the code in RunMojo (the
places calling project.getBuild() and project.getBasedir()) to first check if
project is null or those getters return null and use safe fallbacks (e.g. a
new/default Build object or the current working directory as the basedir) so the
no-project invocation path remains functional; ensure all usages of
project.getBuild() and project.getBasedir() are guarded and consistently use the
fallback values.
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In `@src/main/java/dev/jbang/RunMojo.java`:
- Around line 17-22: The new imports/usages (ToolManager, ToolHandler,
ToolExecution, JBangProvider) pulled in ToolRunner 0.2.3 which requires Java 17;
to restore Java 8 compatibility, change the ToolRunner dependency back to a
Java‑8 compatible version (e.g. 0.2.2) in your build configuration or replace
the 0.2.3 API usage with the previous API; specifically, update the project's
dependency/version for the toolrunner artifact (the one that provides
ToolManager/JBangProvider) to the prior release that supports Java 8, rebuild,
and ensure maven.compiler.release remains 8 (or alternatively, if you
intentionally move to Java 17, update maven.compiler.release to 17 and adjust CI
accordingly).
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src/main/java/dev/jbang/RunMojo.java
| import eu.maveniverse.maven.toolrunner.shared.Config; | ||
| import eu.maveniverse.maven.toolrunner.shared.ToolExecution; | ||
| import eu.maveniverse.maven.toolrunner.shared.ToolHandle; | ||
| import eu.maveniverse.maven.toolrunner.shared.ToolHandler; | ||
| import eu.maveniverse.maven.toolrunner.shared.ToolManager; | ||
| import eu.maveniverse.maven.toolrunner.tools.jbang.JBangProvider; |
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ToolRunner 0.2.3 breaks the Java 8 compatibility goal.
This refactor now depends on ToolRunner 0.2.3, and the published 0.2.3 POM states a Java 17 runtime requirement. The project targets Java 8 compilation (maven.compiler.release=8), but runtime compatibility requires Java 17, making this incompatible with the stated Java 8 support target.
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In `@src/main/java/dev/jbang/RunMojo.java` around lines 17 - 22, The new
imports/usages (ToolManager, ToolHandler, ToolExecution, JBangProvider) pulled
in ToolRunner 0.2.3 which requires Java 17; to restore Java 8 compatibility,
change the ToolRunner dependency back to a Java‑8 compatible version (e.g.
0.2.2) in your build configuration or replace the 0.2.3 API usage with the
previous API; specifically, update the project's dependency/version for the
toolrunner artifact (the one that provides ToolManager/JBangProvider) to the
prior release that supports Java 8, rebuild, and ensure maven.compiler.release
remains 8 (or alternatively, if you intentionally move to Java 17, update
maven.compiler.release to 17 and adjust CI accordingly).
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Huh?
Unsure from where comes this but toolrunner constituents are:
https://gist.github.com/cstamas/c8b0472f9eca4d7d55ac7d9775260999
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@cstamas, apologies for the confusion — I was unable to access the gist content to verify the details. Looking back at my original analysis, I may have misread the Maven POM metadata. The "Java 17" I found was likely from a parent POM's build-time JVM requirement (i.e., what JDK is needed to run the Maven build), not the bytecode target of the toolrunner library itself — these are two distinct things. Since you are the author of ToolRunner and are pointing to the gist as evidence of the actual Java compatibility, I'll withdraw my concern.
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Repo: jbangdev/jbang-maven-plugin PR: 13
File: src/main/java/dev/jbang/RunMojo.java:17-22
Timestamp: 2026-05-18T16:24:57.467Z
Learning: In the jbangdev/jbang-maven-plugin project (Java, Maven), the ToolRunner (eu.maveniverse.maven.toolrunner) library used by RunMojo is Java 8 compatible despite what its parent POM build-time JVM requirements may indicate. The author (cstamas, also the author of ToolRunner) confirmed this. Do not flag ToolRunner 0.2.3 as incompatible with Java 8 bytecode targets.
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Make the plugin
jbang-maven-pluginuse new https://github.com/maveniverse/toolrunner to detect, provision (if not detected, or user did set specific version that was not detected) and execute JBang.Changes:
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