Attila Kelemen

Only 2.X versions of the plugin (e.g.: [2.0.0.2](https://github.com/kelemen/netbeans-gradle-project/releases/download/v2.0.0.2/netbeans-gradle-plugin-2.0.0.2.nbm)) is expected to be used in NB 9. Though, I would have expected older versions to work too. Can you try 2.0.02?...

I have looked at NB's sources and it seems that it expects those URL's to end with a slash. I'm not sure if it is really alright NB to expect...

I have pushed same changes to the nb9 branch which should fix your problem (even with enabled assertion). You can try if it works for you.

For now, it is only on the "nb9" branch which you could build manually (the plugin should buil out of the box but you can also set up as described...

As Geertjan said, there is no need to set up Jave 6 to build one of the subproject. The only reason I have to is because if I didn't people...

Anyway, your assumptions are wrong. Given that I know the code, I hope you can trust me that I know what the problem is if I claim so :). NB...

I have found another place from where URLs without trailing slashes can creep in, so I have created another build: https://www.justbeamit.com/7m47h

@aplatypus Since, you could build the plugin, I assume the download link is no longer relevant. The `netBeansExecutable` property is used by Radim's nbm-gradle plugin, so you won't find it...

Also, after building the plugin from sources and installing it in the target IDE, please exit NB, remove the Gradle cache (.nb-gradle/private/cache) and start NB again to avoid those bad...

@aplatypus This issue is most likely present with all versions of NB, the only reason you don't see it because assertations are disabled in the NB releases (and as I...