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In dark LookAndFeels like Darcula, the "back" icon in the breadcrumb bar for long URLs looks funny, because it's black with a white outline. It should probably just be the standard font color.

Like it says on the tin.

This is a little tricky to reproduce, but seen in RText.

1. Have an app with at least 2 dockable windows that can be shown in the app's bottom section.
2. Show one of the two dockable windows.
3. Close and restart the application.
4. Verify just the 1 dockable window is shown in bottom.
5. Open the second bottom dockable window via the UI.
6. Close and restart the application

Expected behavior: Just those two dockable windows are shown.
Actual behavior: The other dockable window sections, such as top and right, are displayed, even if they have no dockable windows in them. They'll show the default "Hello world" panel - whoops.

What's happening here is a bug from the recent refactoring of dockable windows to have a better programmatic API. Dockable window panels should not be made visible if they have no dockable windows in them.

In 4.0.0-SNAPSHOT, setDefaultLookAndFeelDecorated(false), which is set for Substance and Darcula OOTB, no longer work. This is due to those calls being moved into AbstractGUIApplication code, after the first JFrame is created. All app dialogs honor the property.

For example, the "add folder to project" dialog.

At least with Darcula LaF, haven't tried others. It behaves like an exception is thrown on the EDT - the UI becomes unusable, although the user can click the "Close" button and close the application.

Two issues keep "./gradlew install" from working:

1. No group is specified
2. Signing should not be required (for folks without permission to publish artifacts)

Signing should still be required when publishing to Maven Central/Sonatype.

The default width should be wider. Tall, skinny dialogs always look funny.

Also, the JList of options should have a height of 4 rows since there are 4 options. It currently has a (default?) height of 8 which looks a little funny.

Can you provide a demo? :)

Sorry I can't how to use Dockable Windows