Re: watch bundles by default

I acknowledge that the full build is too slow in many cases. So building every change to the local maven repo should not be the default. On the other hand I think it would work very well for small projects and even for a lot of real world projects. So I think m2e could have an option to build to

Re: watch bundles by default

I would propose not automatically installing bundles into the local repo. There are two main reasons for this: Incremental builds (i.e. ones that automatically happen on save) need to be really fast to avoid annoying the hell out of users. M2E does this by not running most plugins, instead

Re: watch bundles by default

So what would you propose instead? Christian On 18.01.2017 12:24, Timothy Ward wrote: I have not opened this issue with Eclipse as I don’t think that it’s a good idea to implement it. Regards, Tim On 18 Jan 2017, at 11:11, Christian Schneider wrote: Yes .. the

Re: watch bundles by default

I have not opened this issue with Eclipse as I don’t think that it’s a good idea to implement it. Regards, Tim > On 18 Jan 2017, at 11:11, Christian Schneider wrote: > > Yes .. the last part of the deployment to the local maven repo is missing and > has to be done

Re: watch bundles by default

Yes .. the last part of the deployment to the local maven repo is missing and has to be done on M2E side.. but I hope we also manage to get that done. Did you open an issue there already or should I take care of it? Christian On 18.01.2017 12:00, Timothy Ward wrote: Just to clarify, the

Re: watch bundles by default

Just to clarify, the Bndtools team are not working on this function. It would need to be accepted as a function request and added to M2E by an Eclipse committer. Regards, Tim > On 18 Jan 2017, at 09:57, Christian Schneider wrote: > > Btw. Something that might be

Re: watch bundles by default

Btw. Something that might be interesting around that. The bndtools team is currently working on a maven build that automatically rebuilds and deploys the current bundle to local maven repo when you save a file. Together with the bundle:watch that might also benefit builds on eclipse that are

Re: watch bundles by default

omg *Toni Menzel* *www.rebaze.de | www.rebaze.com | @rebazeio * On Wed, Jan 18, 2017 at 10:40 AM, Guillaume Nodet wrote: > Have you tried the following ? > > bundle:watch * > > > 2017-01-18

Re: watch bundles by default

Have you tried the following ? > bundle:watch * 2017-01-18 10:36 GMT+01:00 Toni Menzel : > Hi, > > is there a simple configuration to do "bundle:watch " by > default? Either all or (better) using a filter expression on BSN? > > *Toni Menzel* > > > *www.rebaze.de

watch bundles by default

Hi, is there a simple configuration to do "bundle:watch " by default? Either all or (better) using a filter expression on BSN? *Toni Menzel* *www.rebaze.de | www.rebaze.com | @rebazeio *