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Matthew Phillips updated NETBEANS-5165:
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Priority: Minor (was: Blocker)
> Project dependencies are not found
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> Key: NETBEANS-5165
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-5165
> Project: NetBeans
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: java - Compiler
> Affects Versions: 12.0
> Environment: Windows 10 (Home, build 10.0.18363 Build 18363)
> Reporter: Matthew Phillips
> Priority: Minor
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> This is a tough one to reproduce (cannot seem to reset the system to what it
> was prior to a Netbeans install - more about that later), but happens in
> situations where there are multiple projects each with multiple modules.
> Essentially when importing a Maven (POM) based Java project, then selecting
> all the modules in each project and opening them (so that types show up when
> pressing CTRL-O), there are dependency issues.
> These dependency issues occur even between two different modules within the
> same project. Basically imports cannot be found. Clearing the cache does not
> help. Reinstalling the Netbeans application does not help (along with
> clearing the cache). In fact in this latter scenario (uninstalling and
> clearing cache), it seems that Netbeans already knows about my project when
> reinstalled. How can that be if everything has been cleared / uninstalled?
> Where does Netbeans keep its internal / system files if not in the cache or
> project?
> Sharing code here will not really illustrate the problem, but would be happy
> to do an interactive screen share session with one of your developers if
> required to demonstrate the issue.
> All these dependency issues happen between different source code packages /
> directories (as opposed to JAR files or other external libraries). Another
> example of where this happens is where I have a test class in the same
> package, but different directory, as the class that's being tested (i.e. no
> import statement should be required in the test class). The test class cannot
> see the class it's supposed to be testing.
> Also, I see no Netbeans specific project files (eg. nbbuild). Can I assume
> that, for Maven based project, Netbeans relies on solely on POM files to
> define the project?
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