On Tue, 2021-07-27 at 15:58 +0300, Emilian Bold wrote: > As for bribing, sadly there is no longer a fork of NetBeans that > could take the funds to do such fixes and push them upstream ;-)
Emilian and Team, Thank you for your feedback. How am I supposed to read that: a) there is already such a Fork (and I just do not know about) or b) I should fork and develop such a tool myself? I am actually quite sad that nothing has been done about that and am almost intrigued looking into that . Managing and merging parallel open Pull Requests for a Third Party Software is quite a nightmare currently. But then I started to write a SQL Formatter, when Netbeans did not have one. That forced me to get heavily involved into JSQLParser when many statements/expressions where unsupported. Only to get my nose into JavaCC and Parser Theory for writing Grammar. And now writing a Merge Tool just to manage my Pull Requests for JSQLParser? All I wanted was writing some Accounting Software :-( How are other Java Programmers dealing with this situation? Best regards Andreas PS: The proprietary SemanticMerge seems to be Windows only and I am not willing to exchange a pest against cancer.
