Yes, php depends on webcommon. Release drivers are JDK 11 and PHP. That’s the focus of NetCAT, the other three clusters are nice to have, but shouldn’t be a primary focus.
Gj On Thursday, October 4, 2018, Christian Lenz <[email protected]> wrote: > Hey, > > as I’m testing the PHP specs I have some Questions/Infos in General, not > for PHP: > > 1. See this screenshot (https://imgur.com/a/uKgS0Y9) of a Multi monitor, > I have a Laptop and 2 monitors. When I move NetBeans 10 to the Right > monitor and open File, it will appears on the other monitor. I mean it is > not a blocker or critical but not nice. We should fix it but hopefully not > for NetBeans 10.1 or 11, Maybe a patch would be nice that can handle this. > Will create a ticket for that, if there isn’t one yet. > > 2. The Little Checkbox inside the Plugin Portal went back to NetBeans > 10.0, but it was removed in 9.0 what is the current state now? I was fine > to not have this Checkbox anymore, because it is not Handy. I mean for the > next realease (of Course, I will create a ticket) the view could be a tree > to see the Groups (Show Details off) and if you expand it or click on Show > Details you see everything. But this is a complete other Point. Only wanted > to know whether the Checkbox is back again or it was added again by mistake. > > 3. I thought that Groovy and PHP are the only packages which went into NB > 10.0. Now I can see that HTML5/JS which is webcommon, is also included into > the release, I mean which is quite nice for me but we don’t have a tribe or > test or smth else. Why was it included then? Is it needed for PHP? If not > we should make a tribe for the release because it is now part of the core. > Doesn’t matter new Features where added or Bugs where fixed. > > These are my Little Things for the Moment. Thx. > > > Cheers > > Chris >
