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Hi Geeks
I tried to change some stuff in the ServiceMix trunk in order to
resolve a problem. For now I cannot contribute and so I don't care
about the layout of my changes. Sure enough I have a quite different
opinion on how good code should look like and the compilation fails
therefore. So I was wondering if there is a way to compile the trunk
without have to bother with Checkstyle making the compilation fail.
<rant>
Personally, I have to say that I hate Checkstyle for most part
because if a developer cannot read some else's code then he/she
should look for another job. Every open-source project has a little
bit different format and so one should better deal with it.
Checkstyle can be used to prevent coding practices that are prone to
cause problems like a single line block without curly brackets but
layout is a waste of time, IMHO.
</rant>
I am not a contributor and so you, the contributors, can do whatever
you want but I would appreciate if you wouldn't bug me as long as I
am not contributing code.
Thank you - Andy
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