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Expert

9 months ago

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Groovy4, FastStringService, V.206, etc

I noticed in the detailed release notes for V.206 some discussion of Groovy2 vs Groovy4, because apparently at some point in the future Groovy2 may go away and so Groovy4 will be required. There is s...

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lazalde_45
5 months ago
In case anyone else is still looking for a solution, I stumbled upon it being mentioned in the release notes of v.212. It is fixed in Collector version 36.200 or later, although I haven't tested this yet.

Fix is under "Setting groovy.v4.classloader.enable to true"
https://www.logicmonitor.com/release-notes/ea-collector-36-200

The Issue is listed under the v.212 release notes as a known issue.
https://www.logicmonitor.com/release-notes/v-212-release-notes

Anonymous

9 months ago

I had similar problems during testing and quickly had to put it on hold awaiting more information from LM. I opened a support case and they promised more.

APIv2/3, UIv3, Groovy2, Meraki, ESX, there are so many things that LM has had strong wording about migrating with little clarity on how it will happen successfully.

Anonymous

9 months ago

Meant to say APIv1/2 not APIv2/3. No editing possible even for 5 minutes after posted. Bummer.

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