Well, you might create an issue on jira, please attach the IDE log and
do a self-sampling snapshot (alt+shift+y) as well.
I might not help too much as I'm lucky enough not to have any Windows
around.
Also you might try to set: Tools > Options > Java > Gradle >
Dependencies > Download Depende
thanks you i will have a look on that solution too.
Le 07/01/2020 à 12:57, Boris Heithecker a écrit :
> Hi Bilu,
> if I understand you correctly, you want to make sure that your sample
> template is always adapted to the newest version of some features. In
> this case, consider using the following
Hello ,
I have an issue with a gradle project that has dependencies on a network
drive.
My Configuration
WIndows 10 64 Bit pro
Netbeans 11.2
JDK 13
Gradle 5.6 and also 6.0
My build.gradle for a sample project is as follows
```
plugins {
id 'java-library'
}
repositories{
}
dependencies {
