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Created attachment 162614 [details] Image of the problem After upgrade from NB 8.1 to 8.2 (and yes, after deleting cache/indexes, etc), I'm getting random "Import from excluded" - and I'm pretty sure the most used class in my app is still there. I've already checked the build/web/WEB-INF/classes, and it is there, as well the source code is also available. See the screen shot for your reference. Thanks, Edson Richter
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Not enough info. BTW The warning does not say the class does not exist, but rather that it is excluded from imports - the package, or class, is explicitly listed in Tools | Options - Java/Code Completion - Packages/Classes as excluded The warning is meant as just a consistency check; class which is banned from completion should not be (usually) used at all in the project. Check that the warning really appears *randomly* - what what the randomness is: * in a specific file, the warning always appears: for the same identifier(s) / each time for different identifiers. Does not appear in *all* files where the identifier is imported. * for the same identifier(s), but sometimes the warning appears in the file and sometimes not. ... Check yout tools/options settings. when you collect some info on the randomness (so I can test/reproduce the behaviour), please export and attach your Tools | Options settings for editor and java.