eheimburg commented on issue #8523:
URL: https://github.com/apache/netbeans/issues/8523#issuecomment-4320070661
Following up on this, I can confirm I've seen this on multiple machines
Windows 10 and 11, using NetBeans from 25 to 29. For anyone running into this,
our workaround is:
- Before starting NetBeans, find the directory that has your
`settings.gradle.tks`. In this same directory create a new file
`settings.gradle`. Leave it empty
- Start NetBeans
- Open the Project (it will be visible in the file-open window thanks to the
stub file)
- Close NetBeans
- note: NetBeans will tell you that it needs to do a priming build; don't
do that yet
- Delete the dummy `settings.gradle` file
- Restart NetBeans
- It should auto-restart with the project open, but if it doesn't, the
project should be openable now
- In the Project pane, right-click the project and Reload Project
- (When it prompts to do a priming build, do so)
After this process has been done once (for each new version of NetBeans),
the kotlin gradle project can be opened as normal.
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