dcaoyuan/nbscala

Scala Debugger incompatible with latest Netbeans 8.1 update

thomassuckow opened this issue · 10 comments

thomassuckow commented

Netbeans claims Scala Debugger cannot be installed because of a dependancy on JPDA Debugger UI (Internal to Java Debugger)

Netbeans installs without the latest Java Debugger plugin update just fine.

minoleg commented

I have the same issue trying to install the plugin. Did you figure out the workaround by any chance?

Thanks.

thomassuckow commented

Not updating netbeans is the only workaround I know of.

dcaoyuan commented

It's a known issue, I'll fix it later.

minoleg commented

Thank you, Caoyuan.

woshilaiceshide commented

waiting for the fix...

oghs commented

@dcaoyuan any suggestion on where to start looking the sources to fix the issue?

claydonkey commented

Just wondered what the state of play with nbscala is...
Currently having to resort to rolling back Java Debugger from:
JPDA Debugger [1.91.1.80 <- 1.91.2.80]
JPDA Debugger UI [1.52.1 1.52.2]
i.e copying org-netbeans-modules-debugger-jpda*.jar to [NETBEANS_INSTALL}/java/modules

jfalkner commented

Just hit this error today too. @claydonkey where can I find the older version of the JPDA Debugger. I'm working with a fresh install of NetBeans and plugins.netbeans.org appears to be offline for maintenance.

@dcaoyuan if you point me in the right direction, I'll give a go at putting up a PR with the fix.

claydonkey commented

Hi @jfalkner
Have you tried [http://bits.netbeans.org/nexus/content/groups/netbeans/org/netbeans/modules/]
?

markkrueger commented

I'm a little confused on the work around mentioned above. I went to http://bits.netbeans.org/nexus/content/groups/netbeans/org/netbeans/modules/ but it was unclear to me as to exactly what to download in order to change to a old version to work around this issue.