Re: [Junit-devel] metadata for the NetBeans IDE

[J. D. B. <jd...@ge...>]

I have no say in this, but I noticed that there are files and a 
directory for Eclipse in the project's root directory, despite being 
.hidden.  If IDE support files are being added to CVS, I'd like to have 
a project file for IntelliJ IDEA too.  Rather than add all these 
directories off the root directory, I suggest grouping them together 
under another directory level, for the IDEs that are capable of that.  E.g.,

ideprojects/idea/*
ideprojects/netbeans/*
...

Cheers,
11011011

Marian Petras <Mar...@Su...> wrote on Thursday, February 23, 
2006 04:12:27:
> Hello,
> I am new to this mailing list. I am a developer of the NetBeans IDE. I 
> am currently working on adding support for JUnit 4 to the IDE.
>
> I use NetBeans for browsing in the JUnit sources. I have created a 
> NetBeans project for the JUnit sources. I would like to put the 
> NetBeans project metadata to the JUnit CVS repository so that also 
> other people working with the NetBeans IDE can easily start working 
> with the JUnit sources.
>
> The metadata is a single XML file (project.xml) stored in a directory 
> (nbproject). I would like the directory and the XML file (see the 
> attachment) be added to the JUnit CVS repository. The directory should 
> be added to the CVS module's root directory:
>
>       junit
>          doc
>          done.txt
>          junit
>             ...
>          nbproject          <--- the new directory
>             project.xml     <--- the new XML file
>          org
>             ...
>          README.html
>          stylesheet.css
>          to-do.txt
>
> Is this addition acceptable? If so, what do I need to do to make it 
> happen?
>
> Marian Petras