Vilius Šumskas

I don't know enough about debian so cannot help on the issues you posted, but I can volunteer to work on RPM issue in my original post. Basically the solution...

I've successfully adjusted spec file to pull Java 11 dependency: ``` [user@host]# dnf reinstall nexus-repository-manager-3.67.1_01-1.el7.noarch.rpm Last metadata expiration check: 0:00:18 ago on Sun Apr 28 12:28:55 2024. Dependencies resolved. =============================================================================================================================================================================================...

Let's wait for the answer in that other issue, and see how the binaries are actually different. Even if Nexus will be compatible with Java 17 at some point in...

We are actually in a similar boat as https://github.com/diffplug/spotless/issues/1767 user. The difference is that we use `` (Google Style) and `` for all Java files as a complimentary rules which...

OK, did know that was possible. I guess documentation could be more clear on this too. In a README table `replaceRegex` is shown as a separate generic step `generic.ReplaceRegexStep`, which...

UPDATE: looks like it is a bug. When calling [findResource here](https://github.com/getgrav/grav/blob/1.7.39.4/system/src/Grav/Common/Plugin.php#L408) the locator returns `/gravpath/user/environment.domain.name/config/plugins/pluginname.yaml`. If i change last findResource parameter to false, it returns good path, however I have...

I don't have multi-site or environments configured in my Grav instance. All configuration lives under /user/config and this is where it is read from when calling `$this->grav['config']`. So I expect...

Is there a better place to fill such bug issues? This one really blocks the release of the plugin.

@hughbris but I don't use multi-environment setup. All my plugins live under `/user/config/plugins`. And saving actually works correctly from Admin UI, it's just Plugin::saveConfig which doesn't follow this behaviour. Or...

It won't break, it will just show ANSI symbols in their raw form. Sadly there is no easy way to check or set Windows API flags in Java process. At...