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@andimarek I'm trying to reproduce the issue mentioned here.

If I uncomment the line above, I'm able to:

• run build/rebuild operation in IntelliJ without issues
• run tests without issues
• run "gradle jmh" without issues
• run again any tests within IntelliJ

Do you have a specific workflow that is broken?
Do you have these settings in IntelliJ? (don't remember if this default or not)

@dfa1 one thing we always use is the IntelliJ compiler instead of gradle because it is much faster:

Do you have the same?

@dfa1 one thing we always use is the IntelliJ compiler instead of gradle because it is much faster:
ok this is nice to know

Do you have the same?
now yes... I got this error:

it is same error?

I find that when I set "Builds via IDEA" in the gradle runner I have problems where the ANTLR generator task does not run

Task :generateGrammarSource

and then get compilation errors. but if I clean and build and something else generates the grammar source - it works

I alo noticed that idea.version is set when the gradle is rub by idea versus the command line. I wonder if we can some how use that in some way

    if (System.getProperty("idea.version") == null) {
        jmhAnnotationProcessor 'org.openjdk.jmh:jmh-generator-annprocess:1.37'
    }

I also get

Groovyc: Internal groovyc error: code 1

when I compile with

but if I changed it to

and also put in

jmhAnnotationProcessor 'org.openjdk.jmh:jmh-generator-annprocess:1.37'

then I get the JMH to run inside IDEA without error

I think the days of being able to compile via "IDEA" are over. We have reached a complication point where in order to do ALL thing things (compile + grammar generation + groovy tests + jmh running) we need to build using gradle.

My view is we should put in the annotation processor BUT lose the ability to compile via IDEA

@bbakerman @dfa1 you need to increate the compiler memory setting ("Shared heap size") to something higher than the default:

This will solve your compile errors and will make it quite fast ... much faster than build with gradle