We have a large multi-project Gradle setup that looks like this (output of "gradlew projects"):
Root project 'the-project' +--- Project ':sub-project1' +--- Project ':node-js-project' | \--- Project ':node-js-project:frontend' +--- Project ':commons' | +--- Project ':commons:project1' | +--- Project ':commons:project2' | +--- Project ':commons:project3' | +--- Project ':commons:project4' | +--- Project ':commons:project5' | +--- Project ':commons:project6' | +--- Project ':commons:project7' | +--- Project ':commons:project8' | +--- Project ':commons:project9' | +--- Project ':commons:project10' | +--- Project ':commons:project11' | +--- Project ':commons:project12' | +--- Project ':commons:project13' | +--- Project ':commons:project14' | +--- Project ':commons:project15' | \--- Project ':commons:resources-only' +--- Project ':sub-project2' +--- Project ':sub-project3' +--- Project ':sub-project4' | +--- Project ':sub-project4:project1' | +--- Project ':sub-project4:project2' | +--- Project ':sub-project4:project3' | +--- Project ':sub-project4:project4' | +--- Project ':sub-project4:project5' | +--- Project ':sub-project4:project6' | +--- Project ':sub-project4:project7' | \--- Project ':sub-project4:project8' +--- Project ':sub-project5' | +--- Project ':sub-project5:project1' | +--- Project ':sub-project5:project2' | +--- Project ':sub-project5:project3' | +--- Project ':sub-project5:project4' | \--- Project ':sub-project5:project5' +--- Project ':sub-project6' \--- Project ':sub-project7' +--- Project ':sub-project7:project1' \--- Project ':sub-project7:project2' :commons:resources-only is a project with only a "src/main/resources" directory that contains files needed by multiple other (sub) projects. However if that "resource project" is opened, NetBeans (19rc4) will not show the "resources" directory. I was able to reduce this to a very small example which I have attached. Our project(s) build fine and the sub-projects that include the "resource only" project all have the resources included. So I guess, from a Gradle point of view, this seems to be correct. Is this a NetBeans bug/missing feature? NetBeans is running on Windows 10 using Java 17 and the project is using Java 17 as well. Regards Thomas
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