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[jira] [Commented] (NETBEANS-3158) netbeans 11.1 requests re-installation of nbjavac plugin and fails.

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Manuel Iglesias commented on NETBEANS-3158:
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I wanted to document the bug and tried this: {
Initial conditions:
- Running 'netbeans.11.2'
- '$HOME/.netbeans' doesn't exist. # Original directory renamed to '.netbeans.bak'.
- '$HOME/.cache/netbeans' doesn't exist. # Original directory renamed to 'netbeans.bak'.
- '$HOME/Temp/Test' empty.

netbeans
# New project created to trigger plug-in installation. 'nbjavac' & 'javafx' plugins installed. Tools/Plugins/Installed (11), Activated: User Installed Plugins, Java SE, Tools, Base IDE. Exit.
'$HOME/.netbeans/11.2/var/log/messages.log': messages00.log

netbeans --userdir $HOME/Temp/Test/.netbeans/11.2 --cachedir $HOME/Temp/Test/.cache/netbeans/11.2
# New project created to trigger plug-in installation. 'nbjavac' & 'javafx' plugins installed. Tools/Plugins/Installed (11), Activated: User Installed Plugins, Java SE, Tools, Base IDE. Exit.

netbeans
# Tools/Plugins/Installed (11), Activated: User Installed Plugins, Java SE, Tools, Base IDE. Exit.
'$HOME/.netbeans/11.2/var/log/messages.log': messages01.log

netbeans --userdir $HOME/Temp/Test/.netbeans/11.2 --cachedir $HOME/Temp/Test/.cache/netbeans/11.2
# Tools/Plugins/Installed (11), Activated: User Installed Plugins, Java SE, Tools, Base IDE. Exit.

netbeans
# Tools/Plugins/Installed (11), Activated: User Installed Plugins, Java SE, Tools, Base IDE. Exit.
'$HOME/.netbeans/11.2/var/log/messages.log': messages02.log

netbeans --userdir $HOME/Temp/Test/.netbeans/11.2 --cachedir $HOME/Temp/Test/.cache/netbeans/11.2
# Tools/Plugins/Installed (11), Activated: User Installed Plugins, Java SE, Tools, Base IDE. Exit.

netbeans
# Tools/Plugins/Installed (11), Activated: User Installed Plugins, Java SE, Tools, Base IDE. Exit.
'$HOME/.netbeans/11.2/var/log/messages.log': messages03.log

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}

Intending to post the report with 'messages00.log' .. 'messagesXX.log' attached. To my surprise I went up to 'messages20.log' without reproducing the bug.

In the other tests I had carried out, with 'netbeans.11.2', I had just started the tests by removing '$HOME/.netbeans/11.2' directory (leaving '$HOME/.netbeans/11.1' with my configuration data) and the bug had appeared after 5 or 6 runs (Tools/Plugins/Installed 10, Activated: Java SE, Tools). It could be that the bug has something to do with reading previous configurations.

I think I have found a way to solve my problem:
Starting with an empty '.netbeans' for every user directory, installing 'nbjavac' & 'javafx' plugins, exiting and then replacing everything in '.netbeans/11.2/config', except subdirectory 'Modules', by the old configuration contents ('.netbeans.bak/11.1/config').
After that I have cycled 15 times through my 3 different 'users' (and saving '.netbeans/11.2/var/log/messages.log', just in case) without being able to reproduce the bug.

I think the bug is still there and that some users will have problems when they update netbeans to a new version.

> netbeans 11.1 requests re-installation of nbjavac plugin and fails.
> -------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: NETBEANS-3158
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-3158
>             Project: NetBeans
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: platform - Plugin Manager
>    Affects Versions: 11.1
>         Environment: Linux Cinnamon Mint 19.2
>            Reporter: Manuel Iglesias
>            Priority: Major
>         Attachments: Screenshot from 2019-10-31 11-23-33.png, Screenshot from 2019-10-31 11-24-34.png, Screenshot from 2019-10-31 11-25-31.png, Screenshot from 2019-10-31 11-52-50.png, Screenshot from 2019-10-31 11-52-50.png, Screenshot from 2019-10-31 19-25-54.png, Screenshot1.png, Screenshot2.png, messages.log, messages.log, netbeans.conf
>
>
> Installed plugins data seems to get corrupted with normal use. 'netbeans' then requests re-installation of 'nbjavac' plugin which fails.
> Problem can be reproduced in this way:
>  # Run 'netbeans' without --userdir & --cachedir options # Default values '$HOME/.netbeans/11.1' & '$HOME/.cache/netbeans/11.1'. First run.
>  Open new project so that installation of 'nbjavac' & 'javafx' plugins is triggered.
>  Install plugins and exit.
>  # Run 'netbeans' with  --userdir $HOME/Test/.netbeans/11.1 --cachedir $HOME/Test/.cache/netbeans/11.1 options. # First run.
>  Open new project so that installation of 'nbjavac' & 'javafx' plugins is triggered.
>  Install plugins and exit.
> Run sequentially:
>  * netbeans
>  * netbeans --userdir $HOME/Test/.netbeans/11.1 --cachedir $HOME/Test/.cache/netbeans/11.1
> After a few times:
>  * Directory $HOME/.netbeans/11.1/config/Modules is empty.
>  * 'netbeans' requests re-installation of 'nbjavac' (which fails).
>  * Tools/Plugins/Installed shows that there are no active plugins.
> EDIT: It seems that it may not be necessary to run, sequentially, 'netbeans' & 'netbeans --userdir ... --cachedir ...'
>  to reproduce the bug. I started netbeans (running 'netbeans') and before its window appeared (it takes a few seconds)
>  I tried to close an editor (another application). Just when I mouse-clicked the netbeans' window appeared and I closed
>  netbeans instead of the editor. Next time I started 'netbeans' the bug appeared (plugins data corrupted, etc).



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