Hello Maven developers,
for the Maven integration for Eclipse IDE (called M2Eclipse or M2E) there is a
mechanism of so called "connector plugins" or "connectors" which connect Maven
plug-ins with the IDE. Their job is to tell the IDE what to do during a
workspace-build within the IDE, if the c
Hello,
first of all I have to correct myself M2E is currently using the
'org.sonatype.plexus:plexus-build-api'. I looked that up incorrectly. Thank you
for mentioning that and for the historical background.
> What will happen tomorrow, if Maven is approached by the NetBeans or IDEA
> team wit
> Out of curiosity, why did you reject the transformer approach (if you tried
> it)?
> Agree it can slow down a bit first startup but it is solething very easy to
> cache for an IDE - at indexation time even.
I have not yet tried the transformer approach and have to admit I have never
used a tra
> Options I see is to either do the uodate since IDE are open source but it
> requires more man power OR provide a language server and let IDE do their
> integration with it, this option can need some discussion with
> idea/netbeans/eclipse maven integrators but sounds like a good compromise
> fo
he new Maven-API in Maven 4, 4.1 (or
later)?
If yes, please let us know when discussions happen where interested IDE
maintainer can provide feedback/input.
Regards,
Hannes
Gesendet: Sonntag, 25. September 2022 um 19:26 Uhr
Von: "Hannes Wellmann"
An: dev@maven.apache.org
Betref
Hello Robert,
on behalf of the Eclipse Maven integration (M2E) I would be interested to join
this discussion.
I also talked to Stephan Herrmann at OCX/EclipseCon and he's interested to join
for the Eclipse Java Compiler and Developer Tooling (JDT).
Hopefully my response isn't too late.
Thanks
