We can’t make the defaults right for everyone, but we can make them configurable. And if it’s not the right one for you, reconfiguring the Eclipse output directory is very easy. I firmly believe that Gradle’s default is the right one in general, for the reasons outlined earlier. I’ve more than once seen incorrect build results when sharing output folders between the build tool and Eclipse, both with Gradle and Maven. You won’t notice any drawbacks, and you’ll get more stable builds. If you want the script to use Gradle’s build output, make it executable via a Gradle task that depends on ‘classes’.Īd 5. No need for the script to use both output directories. Both Gradle and Eclipse will always have the latest class files (if you configure them correctly). And if you really want this, it’s trivial to add - a single line of configuring the ‘clean’ task.Īd 4.
I can’t see any reason why Gradle should clean the files generated by Eclipse. ‘bin’ is the Eclipse default, which is honored by Gradle.Īd 3. Obviously I have no knowledge of how gradle compiler vs Eclipse compiler work, but it just seems hard to manage.Īgain, I dont’ mean to be picky or rude. So separating two class output folder doesn’t make sense to me.Īll these comes because there two output generated folders to deal with. Of course I do command line build too, but hardly while I am still editing files with Eclipse together. I usually develop on IDE, and let gradle run in CI.To add “bin”, but then they would need to know which one has the latest compiled classes or else they are staled. Seems more manageable.įor project that has script to load “build/classes” during development as classpath, now they also need If we must use two separate folder, I rather it be under “build/eclipse”. With two folders, now “gradle clean” is not clean because it won’t delete the bin generated files. With two folder output, now we need to add extra entry into ignore file to source control so to ignore eclipse output folder. We sure can change the Eclipse’s “bin” to some where else, but that’s the original point of this post, why not default to more user friendly output folder? Default output here means harder to clean, or you need filter to diff which one is generate vs which one you actually want. Many project use “bin” to store executable scripts that they add into source control. The default “bin” directory is not ideal to use as a folder for generated class files.I can try list few things about having two output folder that’s user unfriendly to me.
JREBEL ECLIPSE PLUGIN TUTORIAL UPDATE
Have you added any third party plugins? If yes, please list them here with details such as update sites / weblink to download the pluginsħ.Hi Peter, Thank you for answering my questions. Disabling project builder can have many side-effects. But when i disable it, it says “This is an advance Operation.
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What is the type of project you are working on? What are the code changes which result in the error message? Could you give me detailed steps to replicate the issue.ĭisabling “DeloymentBuilder” in project Properties fixes the Popup error message. Attach screenshot of the issue you are seeing to help me get a visualĤ. log file located at /.metadata/.log, replicate the issue and attach file hereģ. Open MyEclipse IDE, from menu options click on MyEclipse > Installation Summary > Installation Details > and paste the same hereĢ. To help me investigate other issues, please provide below information –ġ.
Good to hear you are all set with JRebel issue. Can anyone suggest ways to fix this? thanks Not sure what’s going on! Even the hot Deploy function is no longer working. But in case of creating “MyEclipse Server Application” run configuration w here the Arguments tab is not visible, i am not able to edit the offending line and hence i always get the error. In this case I can edit VM Arguments and delete what shouldn’t have been inserted. Problem started after i installed JRebel for MyEclipse and after a short play i uninstalled it and restarted myEclipse.Įver since uninstallation of JRebel I am receiving following error: : $” I have with myEclipse where my web application is failing to start as there is invalid arguments in the Run/Debug configuration i am unable to edit.
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