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[ BUILD # : 200906261401 ] [ JDK VERSION : 1.6.* ] See attachment. I don't have any idea why. 1 day before all worked fine.
Created attachment 84388 [details] Missing JUnit
Created attachment 84389 [details] logs
Deleting cache didn't help. Reverting project to old SVN state didn't help. Renaming userdir helped. Maybe you are interested on my old userdir (~50 MB) Which part would be interesting ? (please don't say 'all')
seems to be an instance of j2se project, reassigning. (could be also a generic java infrastructure issue)
Seems that the junit library is broken (the definition is broken). No idea how this may happen (update, user edit, ....). can you verify the content of nbuserdir/build.properties? libs.junit.classpath libs.junit_4.classpath are the important properties.
Without requested information for long time - INVALID. We can't do anything in this case. Reporter, please add requested information and reopen issue. Thanks in advance.
Sorry for delay (vacation) :-) Luckily I have backup'd the userdir. It seems, that junit paths have not been updated on import from 6.7RC3.
Created attachment 88041 [details] build.properties
Thanks for the build.properties file. It seems that the importer didn't correctly import the libraries (see the last attachment), there are libs pointing into the old NB installation which was probably deleted.
It is know issue 166585 that build.properties can be broken while importing settings. So far, you have to fix libs.junit.classpath in build.properties manually. I also filed issue 172738 that classpath in Library Manager doesn't corresponds to one in build.properties. That's why library is still showing under Test Libraries node. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 166585 ***