Fixed; thank you both! I removed the zipped tar installation, and installed
the debian version.
I've been using Ubuntu now for about 17 years and (I think) that's the
first time I've given myself to understand how to install a debian package.
Perhaps I'll remember that.
On Mon, 5 May 2025 at 18:4
I've had similar behavior when changing branches in the source with the IDE
open. Especially if there are missing classes between the branches. Seems
that confuses the IDE. Only solution when it gets like that on my case is
to delete the cache folder.
On Tue, May 6, 2025, 2:14 PM ChrisOlsen wrote
Michael and All --
I am a completely amateur programmer, so this may have no relevance to the
problem under discussion.
I experienced a similar (same?) red dot phenomena, and utilized the same
fixes. For me the dots occurred after I had copied over some old classes to
the current project
On 5/5/25 09:39, Jens Zurawski wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I have a nasty problem every time I'm updating to a new Netbeans Version,
> which really prevents me from doing it too often. So every now and then I'm
> skipping a version to avoid this issue.
>
> I'm working (besides others) on a big EE appl
Also, I remember that the stray error badges could be cleared by exiting
NetBeans, clearing the "cache directory" (not the "user directory"!), and
starting NetBeans again. You can see the location of the cache directory in the
About dialog.
-- Eirik
From: Eirik Bakke
Date: Tuesday, May 6, 202
I used to have this problem all the time myself, doing the same workaround
(open each file, save it to remove the stray error badge). But at some point
(several years ago) it stopped happening for me. I'm on Java 24 now.
One source of mysterious errors I observed (in NetBeans and other tools) wa
