Including markers using `include "XYZ"` doesn't work

[rjp]

Including markers using `include "XYZ"` doesn't work

[rjp]

Alright, perfect, the file() part made it work, thanks.

I did try putting the include file next to the parent (what I'd consider "adjacent to" but I guess there's a different meaning in the linked documentation.)

[TBlueF]

BlueMap uses the latest version of the Configurate-HOCON library to load the configs.

An already known bug with include is that relative paths are relative to the working-directory of the java-application instead of relative to the including file.
However, your path seems to be absolute.

Have you made sure, that the java-process actually has access-rights to the file you are trying to include?
If you don't want it to fail silently, you will need to add required(..) around the path, e.g.:
include required("/data/minecraft/2024.poi.ov").
Can you please add that required(..) and see if it then throws an error with more information about the problem? :)

[rjp]

Aha, yes, should have thought of that. Adding that gives the error of java.io.IOException: resource not found on classpath: data/minecraft/20 24.poi.ov.conf. Moving the file to various places near the Minecraft server jar and changing the path to relative also gives the same error.

Using jinfo on the process gives me java.class.path=fabric-server-mc.1.20-loader.0.15.3-launcher.1.0.0.jar. I've restarted the server with various -cp, -classpath, CLASSPATH= variants but it doesn't seem to get picked up.

As for access, it definitely has rights because it's running as me.

(Apologies, my Java knowledge is minimal, hence the floundering)

[TBlueF]

Okay, it looks like it's trying to read the file from the classpath-resources instead of the file-system.
As described here it does that as a fallback.

To make sure it is searching for a file on the file-system please try using include required(file("/data/minecraft/2024.poi.ov")) and see if that also gives you an error.

Also, if this gives you an error again, please include the full error + stacktrace :)