Hi,
All opened PRs for delivery / NB16 have been merged. Assuming all is
green, I'll sync to the release branch and trigger a build later today
or tomorrow.
Please no merging to delivery until the post-rc2 sync to master is done.
Thanks,
Neil
On 22/10/24 9:42 AM, Neil C Smith wrote:
OTOH, I don't think this is all suited to technical discussion on
individual code changes either, as there are also questions of broad
direction of travel raised here that need to be reconciled.
In the before time, in the Kingdom of Java, NetBeans was in
The direction is clear — we all work together on NetBeans and, since we’re
all different people with different perspectives, we share our different
ideas and perspectives, discuss them, and provide pull requests based on
our ideas and perspectives. Some are accepted and some not, depending on
how
On 10/25/22 22:48, Laszlo Kishalmi wrote:
> I'm confused as well. Still not clear, what are we about to solve here.
> Use new lang spec with old runtimes? I do not have granny issues...
Also confused. If this is all so people can still code for Java 8 in
this day and age, I say drop support for
On 22/10/17 12:54 AM, Oliver Rettig wrote:
Hi all,
since years we miss a modern (on- and offline) help-viewer for your netbeans
platform applications. Now, we have just started a student project at the
Cooperative State University Karlsruhe (Germany) to fill this gap. It will run
the next six
Sorry I’m not in the know here from a who developed what but…
Since the below is forked from
https://github.com/oracle/nb-javac
Is that going to be a problem?
Or is that the beauty of open source development (i.e. fork it, enhance it,
rebrand it [maybe nb-jc], etc. - license permitting)?
Eric
On 17.10.22 19:23, Svata Dedic wrote:
On 17. 10. 22 15:13, Michael Bien wrote:
I saw the micronaut tests of the enterprise job fail twice so far.
This might need to be wrapped into the retry script.
Have you links to those failures ? I've added the whole micronaut
testsuite recently (PR
just to clarify:
I don't think anybody suggested to drop Java 8 support in the NetBeans
editor.
Imagine nb-javac as a dependency like any other artifact. If NB wants to
support Java X, it would have to get a javac which supports java X from
somewhere. If nb-javac would be gone, NB 16
Just been looking into open source work done in the context of the
European Union and one of the key applications there requires JDK 8:
https://github.com/l-e-x/leos
I.e., we need to stop thinking that Java 8 is somehow dead or
ethically or otherwise problematic -- it's simply what a great deal
JDK 8 is still supported by Oracle. Dropping it should happen when it makes
sense, after support has ended. If you need to work on Java versions prior to
8, first, I’m sorry, you have my sympathy, second, download an older version of
NetBeans that supports it - if you are living in the past
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