alize registry. Exception:
org.netbeans.installer.utils.exceptions.InitializationException: No components
matching the requirement: nb-extide/12.2.0.0.201121 requires
nb-all/12.2.0.0.201121 - 12.2.0.0.201121
Thanks to you all!
Sebastian
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On Thu, Feb 25, 2021 at 3:14 PM Laszlo Kishalmi
wrote:
> Well, if it is BitBucket (not BibBucket which I do not know of), then the
> trick with using it with ssh keys is Cloning the repository with the
> bitbucket user name instead of
Well, if it is BitBucket (not BibBucket which I do not know of), then
the trick with using it with ssh keys is Cloning the repository with the
bitbucket user name instead of "git" (however it is the later which
BitBucket offer by default): eg:
Instead of: git clone g...@bitbucket.org:/.git
Us
That's bad. I guess it's because changes in BigSur. As I see NetBeans is
not able to talk with the Native keyring. Please file a bug into the
JIRA, at worst case NetBeans shoud offer to use its private KeyRing
implementation instead of throwing a NCDFE.
On 2/25/21 12:12 PM, seb.-...@t-online.d
Hi Sebastian,
At work, we use BibBucket (git fork) where standard SSH keys, BB and
Netbean do not play well together. Try using an SSH key that was generated
with PEM, i.e:
ssh-key -t rsa -m PEM
I am not sure if the limitation is a "feature" or a "bug".
o__
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( )\( ) Darin | 208-283-1574
Hello,
I have a problem pushing my Netbeans Project to a Gitlab Repository. I
tried to connect to my repository with two other programs that worked well
so there should be no mistake with my login credentials. When I try to
clone or push to a remote repository, I always get the error: "Incorre
