NBM project properties window: evaluate javac.release properties#9323
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NBM project properties window: evaluate javac.release properties#9323mbien wants to merge 1 commit intoapache:masterfrom
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NBM project properties window now evaluates the javac.release property
to get its value.
this should allow something like:
javac.release=${default.javac.release}
(assuming it can be resolved)
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NBM project properties window now evaluates the
javac.releaseproperty to get its value.this should allow something like:
javac.release=${default.javac.release}in the
[module]/nbproject/project.propertiesfile (assuming it can be resolved)tested:
added
default.javac.release=18tonbbuild/user.build.propertiesand updated a module like described above. This got picked up by both the build and the project properties window UI.this might be the easiest way to set a default value for modules. I tried to find a way to allow removal of the property entirely (as signal to use the default), but I couldn't get that to work.