Travis Furrer
Travis Furrer
Detect conflicts with Netbeans 11 built-in Gradle plugins to generate some helpful error to the user
Here is a link to the Netbeans ticket where they tried to help out with this issue, but the solution isn't quite good enough to prevent confusion: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-1976
You can still download the groovy plugin in Netbeans 9 by temporarily changing the plugin portal URL to the 8.2 portal ( http://updates.netbeans.org/netbeans/updates/8.2/uc/final/distribution/catalog.xml.gz ), and then changing it back to...
Oh, sorry your issue is more about the plugin version. I was able to get the older 1.4.3 release of the gradle plugin working on Netbeans 9 for now, and...
+1 (for convenience sake)
I agree regarding the continued use of plugin features. My (large, complex, internal-to-a-big-company) project invested a fair amount of time to get everything working well with this plugin, and we...
Unfortunately with my testing so far on Netbeans 11 vc4, there are several little things which stopped working, at least when running the plugin version 2.0.2. I'm hoping these will...
Yes, after uninstalling the new "Gradle" and "Groovy and Gradle" plugins, so far everything is working great for me now on Netbeans 11 with this plugin version 2.0.2. Hopefully we...
Has anyone already requested a Gradle enhancement to provide the java process ID? Also... this seems overlapping with the previous issue: https://github.com/kelemen/netbeans-gradle-project/issues/106
In case it matters, I'm using: gradle 4.8 netbeans 8.2 junit 5.2.0 gradle plugin 1.4.3 on both windows and linux
+1 This feature would be very nice to have especially for multi-project builds with relatively large numbers of interdependent subprojects.