Just commit these files in on the command line and then start NetBeans with
a fresh user directory and when the problem happens again open an issue and
attach the NetBeans log files for analysis.
Gj
On Tue, 18 Feb 2020 at 21:38, Thomas Wolf wrote:
> Been using NB with git without problems on a
Been using NB with git without problems on a Mac for years now - with NB
11.2 since it came out.
But just now I encountered a strange bug - and I don't know how to fix it:
I had made some changes to my source code and, as usual, from Projects I
selected
Project->Git->Show Changes
This showed
Hello,
I install Apache with --silent --userdir C:\NBI. When I try to uninstall
the Apache Netbeans remotely and silent, always happen the error with the
content:
The specified target component - nb-all/11.2.0.0.1019
> was not found in the registry. The installer
> can continue as if the target c
Le 18/02/2020 à 11:25, Geertjan Wielenga a écrit :
Best to also check whether the problem can be reproduced with nb-javac
uninstalled.
Yes my plan is to try with a fresh install and answer "no" to the
question suggesting to install nb-javac.
Martin
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Best to also check whether the problem can be reproduced with nb-javac
uninstalled, i.e., let’s see if we can all isolate the problem to nb-javac
and at the same time try our best to work without nb-javac, since ideally
in the end, assuming we’re running NetBeans on a JDK later than JDK 8,
we’ll no
Hello Jan
Le 18/02/2020 à 08:30, Jan Lahoda a écrit :
I know some things that changed (like adding the support for JDK 9, or
the ability to use the JDK's javac instead of nb-javac). But it is
hard to say what is the issue without actually being able to reproduce
the issue. I am definitely wil
As far back as in NB8 did I on rare occasions get weird results on
refactor/renaming. I never had the time to disrupt what i was working on
and to drill down what actually triggered this. I don't recall how I
worked around that, though.
In almost all cases does it work as expected.
Maybe, as
