This is on labrepl. You can reproduce what I am seeing by ignoring the
Eclipse project file and importing project from maven (which is my
objective).
Stu
Hi Stu,
On which project are you doing that ?
Alas, my maven foo are not what they used to be, these days, so I
don't personally have an answer to question (2). Hope somebody else
will answer.
Same for question (1). It indeed seem annoying to have to do things in
two steps, but I'm not sure the git project is sufficiently mature yet
to provide such interoperability with maven ? Or it's maven which does
not have a git scm provider ? Here too, hopefully somebody with more
knowledge than me can answer your question.
All in all, having to "initialize" once and for all a mave/git project
in two steps instead of one, while desirable, is still manageable, I
hope.
2010/4/1 Stuart Halloway <stuart.hallo...@gmail.com>:
I am updating the Eclipse/Counterclockwise instructions to rely on
the maven
pom.xml for project definition (as opposed to an Eclipse-specific
project
file). This simplifies life as the same pom.xml can be used as the
project
description across all the different IDEs.
I am hitting two issues:
(1) Getting a project from git is a two step process: import git,
then
import existing maven project. This *should* be a one step process,
via
import/maven/check out maven projects from scm. But when I try the
latter,
no scm selections are available in the dropdown. It seems that the
git
plugin isn't enough, and that I need a maven-git-import plugin.
What am I
missing?
(2) When I import the project, the package explorer shows JRE
System Library
J2SE 1.4. The Clojure REPL then bombs needing Java 1.5 features. I
can edit
the project properties after the import, but shouldn't there be
some way to
say this in pom.xml so that Eclipse choose 1.5 during the import?
Any suggestions?
Stu
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