g the build
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> > If we show from outside:
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> > We should cache a index of maven central (it takes time to get it 12min
> > on apache build).
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> > If we are knowing the build
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> > We may use central coordinate f
I put some of them that I find useful and know to be working on my update
server, which anyone can use: https://timboudreau.com/modules/
For the rest, yeah, just clone and build and install the resulting nbms.
-Tim
@Tim
Great job with the contrib. If one wants to use some of them, how should he
proceed? Clone the repo, build all projects and then load the generated
NBMs in its NB IDE?
Cheers
On Tue, Sep 3, 2019 at 4:46 PM Robert Scholte wrote:
> This is all very useful information.
>
> To answer this que
tral coordinate from externals.
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> Regards
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> Eric
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> De : Jaroslav Tulach
> Envoyé : mercredi 4 septembre 2019 09:26
> À : dev ; Jan Lahoda ; Eric
> Barboni
> Objet : Allowing top down approach was: Maven experiment
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> Hi.
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Lahoda ; Eric Barboni
Objet : Allowing top down approach was: Maven experiment
Hi.
Jan just explained me what is going on and contrary to his suggestion in the
quoted email we ended up with an idea to start converting the top-most clusters
first. Maybe `enterprise`, etc. To make that
Hi.
Jan just explained me what is going on and contrary to his suggestion in
the quoted email we ended up with an idea to start converting the top-most
clusters first. Maybe `enterprise`, etc. To make that possible I suggest
small improvement to `nbbuild/templates/common.xml`: Let's add there a
tar
This is all very useful information.
To answer this question:
So part of the question is, do you want to do this to say "hey cool, see,
it can be done" or so that the result actually *becomes* the NetBeans
build system?
I'd start with the first phrase. One can learn a lot from doing such
e
FYI, I have thought of taking on that project. About a year ago I
converted the entire netbeans contrib repository to Maven -
https://github.com/timboudreau/netbeans-contrib
95% of it was automated, with manual cleanup frequently needed. The
tooling I used for it is basically my personal pile of
Yes, if anyone can achieve this it will be Robert, Apache Maven PMC Chair.
:-) Would be a great way for Maven and NetBeans to work together. Thanks
for the info on where he might be able to start Jan. Indeed, the “platform”
cluster on our GitHub, would be the first set of modules and there
specific
Hi Robert,
I'd recommend to start with platform/openide.util.lookup - the code for it
does not have any dependencies, the group of its test dependencies is
fairly small and self-contained, and the resulting jar is useful by itself.
It also shows what Lazslo mentioned - a semi-circular dependency i
If you have the courage, then go for it!
Though I think it is currently far beyond what Maven can do, especially
concerning some circular dependencies between modules on test
configuration. Maven is simply not flexible enough for the Job. I have a
branch to have the NetBeans work with Gradle a
With internal dependencies I mean: jars that are also part of Netbeans.
I'd like to start with those parts of the project that doesn't have any
Netbeans dependencies.
If Netbeans has some jars with only APIs, those might be interesting parts
to start with.
Robert
On Mon, 02 Sep 2019 23:37:1
What do you mean by least amount of internal dependencies? Both Ant and
Maven are supported out of the box, no dependencies or plugins from outside
NetBeans are needed.
Gj
On Mon, 2 Sep 2019 at 23:24, Robert Scholte wrote:
> Hi,
>
> this month I'll be giving a training about Maven. The last pa
Hi,
this month I'll be giving a training about Maven. The last part of the
session I want to use to transform existing projects to Maven.
Since Netbeans is still using Ant, it might be an interesting experiment
to see if this project can ALSO be built with Maven.
To increase the chance of suc
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