Unfortunately, I had success in generating a new poison for Groovy today (I already found another poison. Please read my previous post).
There are three steps to generate it:
1. Get a Windows machine which has Groovy is installed in it. This is a VERY HARD mission.
2. Set JAVA_OPTS environment variable with a double-quoted string has a space character:
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> set JAVA_OPTS=-Daprop="a value"
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3. Run groovy:
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> groovy -h
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Then you'll get the follwing error:
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value"" was unexpected at this time.
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I already reported two issues related to this bug and provided patches for them (See GROOVY-4910 and GANT-126). I hope these issues will be resolved soon, Windows-specific issues are always left unresolved even if they have patches, though.
Groovy is a cross-platform language that runs on a virtual machine, right?
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