Re: Unit tests can't see class

Hi Gili, I know nearly nothing about the profiler, unfortunately. For the problem with the test, seems that the build is stripping the "server" package from the module jar and placing it in another jar. This could be solved by adding: test.unit.cp.extra=${cluster}/${jfluid.server.jar} to nbprojec

Re: Unit tests can't see class

Hi Jan, I will probably skip the unit test in this case. Out of curiosity, how can you tell that the build is stripping the "server" package from the module jar and placing it in another jar? I mean, which build files / lines show this happening? Thank you, Gili On 2018-02-18 5:03 AM, Jan L

Re: Unit tests can't see class

I ended up producing this PR: https://github.com/apache/incubator-netbeans/pull/429 Please review it and let me know what you think. Thank you, Gili On 2018-02-18 5:25 AM, cowwoc wrote: Hi Jan, I will probably skip the unit test in this case. Out of curiosity, how can you tell that the buil

Re: Unit tests can't see class

And for the record, "ant clean" resolved the NPE errors I was getting in org.netbeans.lib.profiler.ui.cpu.LiveCPUViewUpdater() and org.netbeans.modules.profiler.v2.impl.FeaturesView.getSelectedFeature(). Thank you, Gili On 2018-02-18 7:01 AM, cowwoc wrote: I ended up producing this PR: https:

Re: JDK 9 builds

On Sat, 17 Feb 2018 at 23:37 Martin Dindoffer wrote: > Because after 9, there will be 10, and after 10, 11. From my experience, > the longer you stay stuck on a technology, the harder it is to migrate > afterwards. > You're reading something into my answer that I didn't say and definitely wasn't

Re: JDK 9 builds

Hi, a couple of more ideas / comments 1. Use multi release jar's to be compatible with 8 and 9 - maybe changes to NetBeans custom classloaders needed? 2. Upgrade real old required source levels, which are not supported anymore beginning with Java 9 -Sven Am 18.02.2018 1:19 nachm. schrieb "Neil

AW: Migrating Bugzilla bugs to JIRA

The error on commenting on existing Bugs is a weird Problem. Gesendet von Mail für Windows 10 Von: Geertjan Wielenga Gesendet: Samstag, 17. Februar 2018 23:38 An: dev@netbeans.incubator.apache.org Betreff: Re: Migrating Bugzilla bugs to JIRA No established process at this point, your proposal ma

Pairing to Get Started as a Contributor?

Hello Netbeans Community, I'd like to become an active contributor on the NetBeans project, but I am not sure how to proceed. I have seen Geertjan mention this book:

Pairing to Get Started as a Contributor?

Hello Netbeans Community, I hit send by accident, before I was going to change the subject line to something like "How to Onboard as a NetBeans Contributor." I'd like to become an active contributor on the NetBeans project, but I am not sure how to proceed. *I generally like to understand archit

Snap Packaging of NetBeans

Dear all, Geertjan, I'm about to have NetBeans available as a Linux Distro agnostic Snap package. I've tried to collect some information what and how it needs to be done. See: NETBEANS-341 I've got some info back

Re: Pairing to Get Started as a Contributor?

Welcome and yes that book will definitely give you the big picture. What kind of contributions would you like to focus on? Thanks, Gj On Monday, February 19, 2018, Thomas Hubschman wrote: > Hello Netbeans Community, > > I hit send by accident, before I was going to change the subject line to

Re: Snap Packaging of NetBeans

Sure, make it happen! What kind of support or insights do you need for this? Gj On Monday, February 19, 2018, Laszlo Kishalmi wrote: > Dear all, Geertjan, > > I'm about to have NetBeans available as a Linux Distro agnostic Snap > package. > > I've tried to collect some information what and how

Re: Snap Packaging of NetBeans

Well, at first, I'd utilize the Snapcraft.io build service, so if we need someone who can register a github hook on the repository on build.snapcraft.io. They are building the master branch (AFAIK), so the PR to the issue NETBEANS-341

Re: Snap Packaging of NetBeans

Any kind of native OS integration helps. I wouldn't want to depend on another service (like snapcraft.io). We have our own Jenkins instance on Apache. Can't we build the snaps ourselves? We also have GitHub builds via Travis with dedicated Apache machines. Is it also impossible to build these s