Ah, I see, there're some old pages at
https://bits.netbeans.org/mavenutilities/
Well, those could
a) be added to netbeans.apache.org as any other pages or
b) will have to be updated at it's current location bits.netbeans.org
(that runs on the netbeans-vm).
Whatever you choose. Let me know if
Hi,
I'm lost here, what's out of sync? What is expected to be in sync with what?
Thanks,
Antonio
El 20/07/2019 a las 17:22, Eric Barboni escribió:
Hi,
I'm no sure to follow everything.
The idea is to complete the wiki to make links to mavenutilities website ?
The landing page at
Hi,
I'm no sure to follow everything.
The idea is to complete the wiki to make links to mavenutilities website ?
The landing page at bits.netbeans.org was done to help to know what is on it.
Website for mavenutilities are out of sync due to me splitting for releasing
each artefacts.
Would
Hello all,
I'm trying to write a NetBeans module depending on OSGi modules, but
when I try to start it, all OSGi dependencies are missing:
Warning - could not install some modules:
org.netbeans.modules.pm.docstree - The module named
org.jvnet.staxex.stax_ex was needed and not found.
Hi All,
I've closed the vote on Apache NetBeans 11.1 (vote candidate 2) with a
result of 12 +1 binding votes and 8 +1 votes from community members.
There were no 0 or -1 votes.
This result means that 11.1-vc2 will now become the Apache NetBeans
11.1 release. Great job everyone!
We can now
Hi All,
Adding myself
+1 (binding)
And closing the vote. Will tally up and send an announcement email
ASAP, but looks like we're good to roll!
I'll carry on with completing the release tasks so we can open master
for merging again later next week.
Thanks all for checking and voting.
Best
There's probably more in the logs than that. Also think about which parts
of your code could be very specific or handled very specifically by
specific operating systems.
Gj
On Sat, Jul 20, 2019 at 12:02 PM Zoran Sevarac wrote:
> A custom project wizard of my NetBeans platform application
I can't answer all your questions, Jan Lahoda, who is working on this area
can tell you more, but note in general that LSP integration doesn't -- and
can't -- provide everything you need out of the box, e.g., no syntax
coloring at this point, this is the closest to it:
A custom project wizard of my NetBeans platform application breaks while
creating project on the mac. On Win and Ubuntu works fine. In logs I've
found:
Unknown OS "Mac OS X". Please report this so a case can be added.
Could not find this on the github, any suggestions where to look?
Thanks
Best,
Hi Geertjan,
OK, no problem. Thanks for the guidance on that.
A second question then:
1) Is there much point in supporting new languages using the 'old' method
of writing nb modules, or is the best approach for the future to focus on
LSP integration?
2) Where is the LSP which was used for the
Hi,
Am Samstag, den 20.07.2019, 10:59 +0200 schrieb Peter Nabbefeld:
> I'd want to migrate some plugin's source code to NB 11.0. As NetBeans
> has become a top-level project of Apache: which repository should I
> use for the dependencies?
if you mean for maven, then the answer is none: The
Hello,
I'd want to migrate some plugin's source code to NB 11.0. As NetBeans
has become a top-level project of Apache: which repository should I use
for the dependencies?
(Probably best to add the answer to
https://netbeans.apache.org/wiki/index.asciidoc#_mavenized_builds
between 2nd and 3rd
Am 18.07.19 um 21:10 schrieb Geertjan Wielenga:
On Thu, Jul 18, 2019 at 6:07 PM Peter Nabbefeld
wrote:
[...]
2. I've been looking for an OSGi module example, but the link to
ForceTen is broken.
You could write to the author of ForceTen, Fabrizio Giudici, and here's
something that
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