Showing warning sign on entity in case of duplicate discriminator value in same entity hierarchy would be useful to see such errors automatically.

E.g.

BaseEntity -> ChildOne ( discriminator value = 1)
-> ChildTwo ( discriminator value = 2)
-> ChildThree ( discriminator value = 1)

In this case show warning both on ChildOne and ChildThree

It would be fantastic if this plugin would also process markdown in javadoc comments when they're displayed in tool-tips and code completion. This would fill in the missing functionality of pegdown-doclet.

Facilitated care of links (pictures) in readme for the future.

Based on the experience of my own GitHub projects, I believe that it is easier to update "links" and "images" into "ReadMe"s (written in markdown) when they are bundled at the end of the document.

Include Gradle plugin installed as default and add the jME Gradle project template (I think the store or the jME documentation had this?). We would still have the ye olden Ant template. But also offer some modern bells & whistles. This would also a bit decouple the SDK from the engine. As the template allows even inexperienced user to use jME version they want.

It would be nice if this plugin could somehow be enhanced to detect whenever the new Netbeans 11 "Gradle" or "Groovy And Gradle" plugins are installed, and warn the user that they will need to manually uninstall these plugins to avoid conflicts and various confusing bugs and broken functions.

Or, if it isn't possible to detect the plugins conflict, please at least document this clearly so that

Present the list of enumeration values when a configuration property as a Java enumeration data type.

The following properties have a java enumeration data type:

management.endpoint.health.show-details=when_authorized
management.info.git.mode=full
management.metrics.export.graphite.duration-units=days
management.metrics.export.simple.mode=cumulative
management.metrics.export.statsd.fl

Issue type

• Bug
• Enhancement

Overview description

When running a command like "wp.bat core update". It has problems, printing some characters.

Steps to reproduce

1. Right click on a WP project
2. Choose WordPress -> Run Command...
3. Running the "wp core update" command
4. Look into the output

Actual results

Encoding problems:
![image](https://user

Text and Images in NetBeans documentation uses JavaFX12 text to represent JavaFX library. The same is shown in the images.

This should be generalized and JavaFX or JavaFX SDK should be used instead. The images should be updated as well.

[doc] JavaDoc version in ReadMe is 0.7.0, but Library version is 0.8.0.

• Update to 0.9.0.