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Created attachment 157325 [details] Screenshot with problem I used 8.0.2 for some time and everything worked perfectly. After upgrading to 8.1 I noticed that I can't upload library files (files that are created/brought with composer) any more. A lot more context: - I have a PHP project, with a composer.json file - In that file I specify many libraries - The libraries are stored in the folder %project_root%/vendor (I think this is standard for Composer) - My "vendor" folder is present in the ".gitignore" file - The entire project also exists on some remote server What should happen: 1). If I right-click a file from my project, the "Upload" command should be available and it should work 2). If I open a file from my project (the ones I write), the window title should be %project_name% 3). If I right-click a file from somewhere in the "vendor" folder, the "Upload" command should be available and it should work 4). If I open a file from "vendor" folder, the window title should still be %project_name% What actually happens: - Nr. 1 Works OK - Nr. 2 Works OK - Nr. 3: The "Upload" command is greyed out - Nr. 4: The title is not %project_name% . Instead, it changes to be the name of the folder which contains that specific file I think that, because nr. 4 does not work it changes the title of the "current project", which makes Netbeans think that the file is actually from another project and therefore no "Upload" command should be available. I attached some screenshots, maybe it will make it clear what is going on. I repeat: this worked fine in Netbeans 8.0.2.
Created attachment 157326 [details] How it looks like for project-specific files
Thanks for your report. The reason is that now NetBeans recognizes all directories with composer.json as a separate NetBeans project - we need to fix it and provide it in some patch for NB 8.1. Meanwhile, as a work around, you can rename composer.json file (to e.g. composer2.json), restart IDE and it should work then as before. Sorry for inconveniences! Thanks.
One more possible workaround - disable Composer plugin in Tools > Plugins (if you don't use it, of course). Thanks.
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Thanks, now I understand the problem. Cheers
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I tried all the suggested methods but nothing helped. Problem still exists :/
(In reply to Garcha from comment #9) > I tried all the suggested methods but nothing helped. Problem still exists :/ In such a case, feel free to report a new issue BUT: - provide exact steps to reproduce; or better - attach a sample project we can investigate. Also, do not forget to attach your IDE log [1]. Thanks. [1] http://wiki.netbeans.org/FaqLogMessagesFile
This has been open for some time now. No fix ? :(
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From issue 258978: Under the "File" menu the following entries are grayed out: Close Project (Composer Project Name) Close Other Projects Project Properties (Composer Project Name)
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Issue #259128 seems to be related (a "duplicate") of this one.
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Fixed jet-main 30a7856c49fe
Integrated into 'main-silver', will be available in build *201605260002* on http://bits.netbeans.org/dev/nightly/ (upload may still be in progress) Changeset: http://hg.netbeans.org/main-silver/rev/30a7856c49fe User: Tomas Zezula <tzezula@netbeans.org> Log: #256585:[ConvertorProjects] Can not upload library files