Hi Geertjan,
Well it's somewhat unusual as you may know I mentioned that I found the
formatting of NetBeans to be very difficult to read, and that may well
be just my problem. However, I felt it was worth the effort because
there genuinely is no consistency in the current code. There are many
things that become obvious if you see my formatting. However, until I
can get it to build I don't want to release it to the wild.
Also, I have been trying to handle some of the many warnings generated
by the static analyser using the hints. Which I have to say is quite
impressive, although, not altogether generous in explanation.
So I have spent many hours over the last four months to do the
formatting and now I wish to make sure everything builds and passes the
tests.
The error appears in virtually all of the failed builds and yet the
modules all have both JUnit 4 and NB Junit in the Unit/Functional test
libraries and I assume the appropriate classes in the import list.
If you need a copy of a suitable build output I can provide one.
Kindest regards
Jeremy
On 17/09/2021 20:42, Geertjan Wielenga wrote:
Can you provide some context?
Gj
On Fri, Sep 17, 2021 at 8:41 PM Jeremy Cavanagh
<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
Although I have managed to get four modules to build the majority of
those that have failed give the same error:
error: package org.netbeans.junit does not exist
But I can find no evidence to support this.
Any ideas would as usual be greatly appreciated.
Kindest regards
Jeremy
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