Hello,

I'm using Netbeans 13, and I seem to be having some groovy issues. My
project is maven based, and the project builds fine. However, the editor
can't see the groovy classes. It gives me a "cannot find symbol" error
message. I thought maybe putting the files in a separate jar and
including that jar in my project would help, but Netbeans still seems to
have an issue with it. Somehow it know it's groovy?

I also noticed that in the project that has the groovy code, my groovy unit
tests give me an "unable to resolve class" error when including the
production(non-test) code.

Is this a known issue? Is this being actively worked on? Is there anything
I can do to help fix this?

Thanks,
Chad

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