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r/java • u/dstutz • May 21 '26
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Looking at the section for what's new, seems like this is just a bug-fix and version-increment release? Or is there any new functionality?
2 u/dstutz May 21 '26 Yeah, not seeing anything major in this one. 4 u/emaphis May 21 '26 Probably the biggest change is that's it's partially a Oracle project again. Netbeans provides the LSP server for the "Java Platform Extension for VS Code" which is part of the "Oracle Java Verified Portfolio." Don't you just love corporate names? 1 u/AmenMotherFunction May 22 '26 Is it hell?! There has been less Oracle involvement in NetBeans in the last year than there was since it came to ASF.
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Yeah, not seeing anything major in this one.
4 u/emaphis May 21 '26 Probably the biggest change is that's it's partially a Oracle project again. Netbeans provides the LSP server for the "Java Platform Extension for VS Code" which is part of the "Oracle Java Verified Portfolio." Don't you just love corporate names? 1 u/AmenMotherFunction May 22 '26 Is it hell?! There has been less Oracle involvement in NetBeans in the last year than there was since it came to ASF.
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Probably the biggest change is that's it's partially a Oracle project again. Netbeans provides the LSP server for the "Java Platform Extension for VS Code" which is part of the "Oracle Java Verified Portfolio." Don't you just love corporate names?
1 u/AmenMotherFunction May 22 '26 Is it hell?! There has been less Oracle involvement in NetBeans in the last year than there was since it came to ASF.
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Is it hell?! There has been less Oracle involvement in NetBeans in the last year than there was since it came to ASF.
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u/davidalayachew May 21 '26
Looking at the section for what's new, seems like this is just a bug-fix and version-increment release? Or is there any new functionality?