The best would be to use the Gradle Java Toolchain feature.
https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/toolchains.html
That's a bit other way around, Gradle may download and install a JDK
with the specified version if that version does not exist in your system.
NetBeans 22 is going to respect the JDK and language version specified
in the toolchain. (this is a new feature in NB22)
On 6/7/24 04:20, Fred Welland wrote:
Is there any way to have NB use source/target compatibility declared
in build.gradle to select a 'matching' (already configured in NB)
java platform (w/o ?
So as to avoid having NB hammer in netbeans.hint.jdkPlatform=.... into
gradle.properties (which , for us, is under SCCS).
(Seems silly or petty, but 'we' strive to have build.gradle and
related artifacts, devoid of any sort of IDE-isms)
Alternatively, maybe some .gitignorable file could track this bread
crumb in the projectDir/.gradle or projectDir/.gradle/nb-cache or
something like that?
TIA,
-Fred
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