Hello,
I was using Netbeans 8.2 and then my PC crashed while I had to reinstall
linux. Now I see that Netbeans is Apache Netbeans.
I use behind proxy that requires authentication. I tried to use binary
version of Apache Netbeans 11. It started running and I configured proxy
definition. I see (a)
Maybe it was in some corrupted stage from when i imported the subproject
directly into netbeans initially. after deleting and cleaning the repo i was
able to import the project successfully on the second try. First try still did
not work. Now, it works always. Rather strange…
During my whole tes
Thanks Malcom I fixed it.
Le mercredi 16 octobre 2019 à 23:49:17 UTC+2, Malcolm Fitzgerald
a écrit :
The app's Contents folder doesn't contain some things typically found inside
the package contents of a Mac app such as: _CodeSignature folder, Info.plist,
MacOS folder, or PkgInfo fil
Hi,
It would be really good to see your project structure with the build
scripts. Fortunately for the users Gradle is really flexible which is a
bit unfortunate for the tooling support to try to cover all the cases.
I'm guessing that your settings.gradle is not in the root folder of your
roo
Having another issue now. When i open a subproject now by going to the “Sub
Projects”, the subproject for whatever reason seems to be opened/recognized as
a root project.
First it was using the default grade version instead of using the version from
the wrapper. I “Fixed” that by going to the Pr
Good to hear, thanks. And a small enhancement potential for Laszlo.
Gj
On Thu, Oct 24, 2019 at 12:50 PM Daniel Platz wrote:
> Figured out the problem.
> My project did not have a build.gradle in the root project. Only a
> settings.gradle.
> I added an empty build.gradle now and it is recognised
Is it available somewhere or can be reproduced somehow, yes multi module
projects are supported, Laszlo, the creator of all the amazing Gradle
support, is probably sleeping in the US right now, and if you can provide a
way for him to reproduce this, he'll be able to do so when he wakes up in
the mo
Hi,
I have been coming back to Netbeans now after some time and was positively
surprised that there is out-of-the-box support for Gradle. :-)
I am wondering if also multi-projects are supported? I have a project with two
sub-projects but Netbeans does not seem to recognise it as one project. I ca
