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I have a project that had previously been built with Eclipse, and had target folders within it, like: \target\classes\META-INF\persistence.xml It would appear that Netbeans will open the persistence.xml files, preventing it from cleaning these folders, requiring manual cleaning before a build can be done. It would be useful if somehow Netbeans was able to note the files that would be cleaned, to ensure that it would be able to close them on the clean operation. Certainly not a deal-breaker, but nice.
Not sure I understand. After running "mvn clean" your target dir isn't empty because the file was open? And if you close it, it perform clean correctly ?
I'm sorry but I don't understand described behavior. Closing as INCOMPLETE for now, please reopen the issue with some answers requested in comment 1. Thanks in advace ;)