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[jira] [Comment Edited] (NETBEANS-5373) Phing 3 cannot run from
NetBeans
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Czukowski edited comment on NETBEANS-5373 at 2/22/21, 10:18 AM:
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Unfortunately, not that I can see. Phing 2 didn't use namespaced class names, so the argument as above wouldn't work (what would work is {{-logger AnsiColorLogger}}, provided there's an autoloader in place).
A PEAR-style path like {{phing_listener_AnsiColorLogger}} that also works in Phing 2 and still supported by Phing 3 would also have to be different since they've changed the directory structure (directory names start with uppercase now), but I couldn't make it work with Phing 3 when trying out (from CLI), most likely because the include path isn't configured properly, it tries to include_once {{phing\listerner\AnsiColorLogger.php}} and fails.
In my instance with Phing 3, the class loading is handled by Composer autoloader, so with a qualified class name, Phing doesn't even get around to look for the file to include.
was (Author: czukowski):
Unfortunately, not that I can see. Phing 2 didn't use namespaced class names, so the argument as above wouldn't work (what would work is {{-logger AnsiColorLogger}}).
A PEAR-style path like {{phing_listener_AnsiColorLogger}} that also works in Phing 2 and still supported by Phing 3 would also have to be different since they've changed the directory structure (directory names start with uppercase now), but I couldn't make it work with Phing 3 when trying out (from CLI), most likely because the include path isn't configured properly, it tries to include_once {{phing\listerner\AnsiColorLogger.php}} and fails.
In my instance with Phing 3, the class loading is handled by Composer autoloader, so with a qualified class name, Phing doesn't even get around to look for the file to include.
> Phing 3 cannot run from NetBeans
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> Key: NETBEANS-5373
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-5373
> Project: NetBeans
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: php - Editor
> Affects Versions: 12.3
> Reporter: Czukowski
> Priority: Major
>
> When running Phing form NetBeans, this part of command line seems to be hardcoded: {{-logger phing.listener.AnsiColorLogger}}
> However this no longer works with Phing 3 that is about to be released.
> See https://github.com/phingofficial/phing/blob/main/UPGRADING.md
> {quote}Support for dot-path classnames (i.e., foo.bar.FooBar) has been removed.{quote}
> This part should be either updated to a supported schema (I found that {{-logger Phing\\Listener\\AnsiColorLogger}} - qualified class name, delimited by double back slash - works) or dropped altogether for a quick fix.
> Note: can't see php - phing component here, so assigning it to php - Editor, feel free to change as appropriate.
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