On Sat, 25 Mar 2023, 17:16 Admin @ Goodun,
wrote:
> Is there a way of getting NetBeans to (always) display the git branch I
> currently am switched to?
>
Tools / Options / Team / Versioning / show labels.
Best wishes,
Neil
You need to download the nbm from the Github repository and install it manually
https://github.com/Chris2011/nb-git-branch-in-statusbar/releases
Admin @ Goodun schrieb am 25.03.2023 um 19:42:
Many thanks for that. Thomas and John' suggestion of
nb-git-branch-in-statusbar looks like it's even
Many thanks for that. Thomas and John' suggestion of
nb-git-branch-in-statusbar looks like it's even better than I was
asking for.
However, where/how can I load it? It's not in the list of plugins NB
shows me, even if I include the 8.2 portal (!), and the link on Chris'
github page doesn't
Hi,
There used to be a Plug-in called Show_Branch_In Statusbar.
Best regards,
John
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On Sat, Mar 25, 2023 at 6:34 PM Thomas Wolf wrote:
> I don’t have NB in
Admin @ Goodun schrieb am 25.03.2023 um 18:13:
Is there a way of getting NetBeans to (always) display the git branch I
currently am switched to?
I am using this plugin
https://github.com/Chris2011/nb-git-branch-in-statusbar
it's a bit old, but still works with NetBeans 17
I don’t have NB in front of me, but there’s a menu option - I think under “View” to show version labels - that shows branch info.On Mar 25, 2023, at 1:25 PM, Jerome Lelasseux wrote:
Not exactly what you ask, but the project tooltip shows the current branch, as shown
Not exactly what you ask, but the project tooltip shows the current branch, as
shown below
Jerome
Le samedi 25 mars 2023 à 18:15:22 UTC+1, Admin @ Goodun
a écrit :
Is there a way of getting NetBeans to (always) display the git branch I
currently am switched to?
Mark
(v17)
Is there a way of getting NetBeans to (always) display the git branch I
currently am switched to?
Mark
(v17)
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(I was replying directly by accident. Bringing this back to the mailing
list)
I created this project using Netbeans by selecting JavaFX under Java
with Ant.
Originally it was started as just Java with Ant and we then progressed
to JavaFX. So I created a new project using JavaFX and copied
is that the IDE doesn't support it yet.
NetBeans most certainly supports debugging a running Tomcat started with the "jpda" option
through the "Debug -> Attach" menu
I am doing this on a regular basis with applications that can't be deployed
through NetBeans (e.g. Liferay portlets).
If you
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