I already did run it from the command line and it failed initially.
But git clone command provided an explanation :
SSL Certificate problem: unable to get local issuer
The problem was not in netbeans, really.
It was resolved by adding
[http]
sslVerify = false
to .gitconfig file
Howeve
See if it works on the command line first, to confirm the problem isn’t
with NetBeans.
Gj
On Wednesday, May 2, 2018, Greenberg, Gary wrote:
> I am trying to clone the project from Stash to my local repository.
> I can browse the remote repo via web UI.
>
> I copied the URL for the git file and
I am trying to clone the project from Stash to my local repository.
I can browse the remote repo via web UI.
I copied the URL for the git file and paste it into the proper field in
Team->Git->Clone form.
However when I click on the "Next" button it tries to connect and give me a red
message:
Cann
On Tue, May 1, 2018 at 5:33 PM, frederic wrote:
> Hi Efrem, Thomas,
>
> Thanks for you replies.
>
> The application is Ancestris, but it does not matter much which
> application is running netbeans. I have spent quite ssome time finding the
> bug. The crash is generated after several calls to
>
Hi Efrem, Thomas,
Thanks for you replies.
The application is Ancestris, but it does not matter much which
application is running netbeans. I have spent quite ssome time finding
the bug. The crash is generated after several calls to
"ExplorerManager.setRootContext()" or
"ExplorerManager.setSelected
Thanks for investigating this.
Please move the discussion over to dev@ as it seems a problem with NetBeans
Platform itself and more NetBeans developers will be on dev@ than users@.
It's unclear to me why the application crashes. Clearly we would have learned
about it so far, NetBeans does have
Dear all,
I have found a bug in Netbeans on MacOS which makes the applications
crash on MacOS. I would like to know if it is possible to fix it in
Netbeans 8.0.1 or at least to make sure it is not in Netbeans 8.2.
The bug :
==
I'm using Netbeans 8.0.1 for Ancestris. There seems to be a con
