Yes I was talking about Project->Clean and not "mvn clean".
At this point, doing a Project->Clean doesn't refresh eclipse workspace.
My question was, should it not? What about generated-sources? Should it be
called after clean?
On , Igor Fedorenko <[email protected]> wrote:
What do you mean "clean", Project->Clean... action in Eclipse or "mvn
clean" on command line.
Generally, m2e is not expected to recover from "mvn clean" ran from
command line, but Project->Clean... expected to work. For this to work,
build participant's #clean(IProgressMonitor) should delete all generated
sources, but in many cases this is not easy to implement because of
discrepancy between how maven and eclipse approach.
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Regards,
Igor
On 11-07-25 4:51 AM, Pino Silvaggio wrote:
What is the desired behaviour for a connector supporting code generation?
For example, if I "clean" a project shouldn't the connector rebuild
everything?
Because as it stands right now the project becomes stale
and we have to explicitly recompile (build) to make it refresh.
Not so clean in my opinion.
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