Re: ...has anyone ever tried making a GraalVM native image of NB?

Hello ! I'm not sure GraalVM is ready for this. https://github.com/oracle/graal/issues/1327 Guy. -- Le 2020-12-03 20:57, Thomas Wolf a écrit : I just recently started reading about GraalVM to find ways to reduce my app’s

...has anyone ever tried making a GraalVM native image of NB?

I just recently started reading about GraalVM to find ways to reduce my app’s footprint and startup time. Turns out GraalVM has a native binary builder and I started wondering if anyone has ever tried it on something as big and complicated as Netbeans? For this to work all classes the

Re: The 12.2 release for MacOS is worse than the 12.1 release.

Well, you might be running out of file handles, try to increase the allowed number. There is a change in NetBeans 12.2, that it does not necessarily closes the Gradle Project Connection on every Gradle invocation as in the previous versions. Also newer Gradle versions started to do a lot of

Re: The 12.2 release for MacOS is worse than the 12.1 release.

Best would be to start with a fresh user directory and when this problem happens, provide the log files (where the user directory is is described in the About box). "No valid Java Platform found for key: 'JDK_11'" For that, probably, go to the Project Properties dialog of your project and

Re: The 12.2 release for MacOS is worse than the 12.1 release.

"No valid Java Platform found for key: 'JDK_11'" For that, probably, go to the Project Properties dialog of your project and register the JDK you're using there. Gj On Thu, Dec 3, 2020 at 5:30 PM Mark A. Flacy wrote: > Greetings, > > We've all played internet guy, so don't worry about it. > >

Re: The 12.2 release for MacOS is worse than the 12.1 release.

Greetings, We've all played internet guy, so don't worry about it. Macbook Pro (15-inch, 2018). 32GB RAM. OpenJDK 15.0.1 and OpenJDK 11.0.2 both show the same issue. 1 gradle project that contains 3 gradle subprojects. Since this is a work project, I can't provide a copy of it. I'll say

Moving the .M2 folder in Netbeans

I want to move the .m2 folder from my windows user's profile folder to be within my project folder. i.e. C:\dev\Projects-Java8\.m2 In Netbeans \Options\Java\Maven I have the following configurations: Maven Home: C:\Program Files\apache-maven-3.6.3 Default JDK: JDK 1.8

Downloading JavaDocs when using Gradle

Hello, I can't get the "Download JavaDoc" option to work with Gradle. What I did with Maven projects was to initiate the JavaDoc popup for a class or method. Then I click on the "Attach Javadocs..." link in the popup window which makes the "Select JavaDoc" window appear (mentioning the .jar

Re: How to reset/remove the stored Git password?

Peter Hull schrieb am 03.12.2020 um 11:46: > On Thu, 3 Dec 2020 at 09:49, Peter Hull > wrote: > > > I can see implementations for Gnome, KWallet and Mac, not sure about > Windows. There is a class called FallbackProvider which is maybe used for > windows? > >

Re: The 12.2 release for MacOS is worse than the 12.1 release.

I don’t like being internet guy, but come on, how is this helpful? You could try giving us some idea of your machine specs, JDK, how many projects and size you have open or maven indexed repos? Are any errors in the notifications? I am using 12.2 on the very same macOS version and I have

Re: How to reset/remove the stored Git password?

On Thu, 3 Dec 2020 at 09:49, Peter Hull wrote: > > I can see implementations for Gnome, KWallet and Mac, not sure about > Windows. There is a class called FallbackProvider which is maybe used for > windows? > Sorry, last one. Specifically on Windows it does use the FallbackProvider and the

Re: How to reset/remove the stored Git password?

On Thu, 3 Dec 2020 at 09:49, Peter Hull wrote: > On Thu, 3 Dec 2020 at 09:25, Thomas Kellerer wrote: > >> It would still be interesting where NetBeans stores that password. >> >> Ultimately NetBeans uses the Keyring class which delegates to a > platform-dependent KeyringProvider. > > While it's

Re: How to reset/remove the stored Git password?

On Thu, 3 Dec 2020 at 09:25, Thomas Kellerer wrote: > It would still be interesting where NetBeans stores that password. > > Ultimately NetBeans uses the Keyring class which delegates to a platform-dependent KeyringProvider.

Re: How to reset/remove the stored Git password?

Thanks, that did the trick. It would still be interesting where NetBeans stores that password. Jiří Svoboda schrieb am 03.12.2020 um 09:16: > On 12/03/2020 09:11 Malcolm Fitzgerald wrote: > > Maybe this will help you: > > „Right click your project and go to Git -> Remote -> Push... Select

Re: How to reset/remove the stored Git password?

On 12/03/2020 09:11 Malcolm Fitzgerald wrote: Maybe this will help you: „Right click your project and go to Git -> Remote -> Push... Select 'Specify Git Repository Location', update your password, click Next. It may give you error again. Close the popup and try pushing again. You should be

Re: How to reset/remove the stored Git password?

Then it's probably not about NetBeans but about the system keychain. Which OS are you working on? Malcolm On 3/12/20 9:04 pm, Thomas Kellerer wrote: No, it's not about Git. It's about NetBeans (allegedly) storing the password somewhere. Lisa Ruby schrieb am 03.12.2020 um 08:10: Wish I

Re: How to reset/remove the stored Git password?

No, it's not about Git. It's about NetBeans (allegedly) storing the password somewhere. Lisa Ruby schrieb am 03.12.2020 um 08:10: > Wish I could help more, but I only use git locally. > Might be helpful to try the git community. > > https://git-scm.com/community > > And/or the git documentation