value jwtSession is not a member of play.api.mvc.Request about jwt-scala HOT 13 CLOSED

Interestingly,
import pdi.jwt.JwtSession._
fixed the issue

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+1 Have the same issue in Intellij IDEA... The code compiles via command line by "sbt compile" but in IDE it throws compiling errors...

UPDATE: I fixed it by adding "JwtPlayImplicits" trait (https://github.com/pauldijou/jwt-scala/blob/master/play/src/main/scala/JwtPlayImplicits.scala) for actions and my project started to compile in IntelliJ IDEA also

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If using 0.12.x, that's because all implicits have been moved inside their respective object. See changelog

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Play 2.4? Compile time error? Did you checked the import to be sure to have all needed implicits in the scope? Try import pdi.jwt._.

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Yeah sorry, Play 2.4, compile time errors.

Btw I already had that, this is the file that gets that jwtSession error:

package controllers

import scala.concurrent.Future
import play.api.libs.concurrent.Execution.Implicits._

import play.api.mvc._
import play.api.mvc.Results._
import play.api.libs.json._

import pdi.jwt._

import models.User

class AuthenticatedRequest[A](val user: User, request: Request[A]) extends WrappedRequest[A](request)

trait Secured {
  def Authenticated = AuthenticatedAction
}

object AuthenticatedAction extends ActionBuilder[AuthenticatedRequest] {
  def invokeBlock[A](request: Request[A], block: AuthenticatedRequest[A] => Future[Result]) =
    request.jwtSession.getAs[User]("user") match {
      case Some(user) => block(new AuthenticatedRequest(user, request)).map(_.refreshJwtSession(request))
      case _ => Future.successful(Unauthorized)
    }
}

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By randomly, do you mean it works sometime? Your code looks just fine... not sure what I can do about potential SBT problems... There is no reason for code which compile not to compile anymore if nothing changed.

Did you tried to reproduce with the play-angular-standalone application inside this repo? You could downgrade it to Play 2.4 and JWT Scala 0.5.1 and try to add your own stuff until it breaks.

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I mean that sometimes it doesn't work on intellij startup, after one or two SBT refresh it works fine, And I'm having this issue since I've added jwt-play. I'll do that way when I've some free time, I'll close this for now. Thank you

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I'm still having this issue. It is indeed intermittent and it's not an issue with SBT compiling it's IntelliJ. It works when building with sbt command line, but not when built with IntelliJ. It must have something going on with implicits.

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I was having this issue with IntelliJ too, so I decided to test it out with Ensime on various other editors and the same issue persists and replicates on other IDEs and Text Editors (such as Atom).

Not really sure what is the issue here is either so I can't sadly help with that.

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But does the project compile and works fine using SBT cli?

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@pauldijou yeah, it compiles just fine and the example application does work.

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Hello, I'm having the same problem. My application compiles fine using SBT, but IntelliJ IDEA shows errors when calling the .jtwSession method on the request object.

This is also the case with the play-angular-standalone project. I downloaded this project and imported it into IntelliJ IDEA, and there too IDEA does not recognize the .jwtSession method on the request object, even thought SBT compiles and runs the project without problems.

Has anyone found a solution for this yet? Thanks,

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Hi @pauldijou Im having this same error with play 2.5.13.

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