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Java platform support for Visual Studio Code for full featured Java development (edit-compile-debug & test cycle)
The extension is unusable due to exceptions caused by > java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: com.sun.source.tree.StringTemplateTree with `jdk.advanced.disable.nbjavac` set to `true` and `jdk.jdkhome` pointing to a JDK 24 build. Probably because NetBeans hasn't removed...
Currently Quick fix code actions for suppress warnings is not provided in the VS Code editor
The formatter messes up Javadoc like `{@return foo}`. For example formatting this: ```java /** * {@return foo} */ String bar() { return null; } ``` Actual: ```java /** * {...
Red Hat's extension has [`java.configuration.runtimes`](https://github.com/redhat-developer/vscode-java/wiki/JDK-Requirements#project-jdks) for this: it figures out which Java version to use from the POM, and then uses the JDK that is configured for that version.
Attempting to execute the command says:  which seems logical. Red Hat's extension has a similar command and restarts VS Code, most likely to avoid issues like this.
NetBeans bundles a copy of Maven which is used out of the box, but you can also select https://github.com/apache/maven-mvnd as a drop-in replacement as of https://github.com/apache/netbeans/pull/3210. I have not found...
If you have two tests named with the same prefix, the test runner shows them as nested. For example, `ensureAllElementsAreRead` and `ensureAllElementsAreReadUsingThread` it shows the latter nested under the first....
I have a class called SecurityManager. The issue currently appears to be limited to this specific class-name. Class X, for example, does not trigger the same behaviour. ```java package package1;...
The test runner is showing the 'abstract' class, rather than the concrete test class. You can review the project at github.com/robaho/closablequeue There is no way to run the concrete tests,...
Even pressing the refresh circle icon does nothing. For example, in the attached screenshot, there is no `LibraryTest` code at all in the project.