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- Install JDK and NetBeans with all 31 updates using downloaded installer.
- Run IDE with bundled JDK and in Help > About dialog make sure you are using #201609300101 NetBeans build patched with Patch 2 and 1.8.0_171-b12 Java runtime.
- If needed upgrade to distribution you need (PHP, Java EE, ...)
- Create a new project from the area you are responsible for or open some of your already existing projects.
- Compile and run the project.
- Make sure you can use the IDE normally and that you spot no regressions.
- Uninstall NetBeans.
Test coverage
Testing of NetBeans 8.2 and JDK 8 Update 171 | is in progresshas been successfully completed. | ||||||||||||||
Tester | Area | Operating system | 64b architectureStatus | 32b architecture | Comments | ||||||||||
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Jiří Kovalský | Java Debugger | Linux Mint 18.1 |
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| Tested debugging of Ant and Maven based Java projects as well as debugging of Ant scripts. | ||||||||||
Josh Juneau | Maven | Mac OS X 10.12.6 |
| Problems with Maven support for JavaEE | |||||||||||
Eric Barboni | Maven | Windows 10 |
| Has a false issue because I was executing Netbeans NetBeans before closing installer. Except that work ok | |||||||||||
William Bacchi | Java Debugger | Ubuntu 17.10 |
| Launched 8.2 build #201705191307 instead of #201609300101 but worked. | |||||||||||
Zsolt Holman | Java Editor | Ubuntu 16.04 |
| Tested code completion in editor but nothing more. | |||||||||||
Rick Hegarty | Unit Testing | Windows 10 |
| Spent a couple of hours testing JUnit and TestNG support. |