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From: Dean H. <de...@xs...> - 2006-03-03 12:09:21
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I use eclipse myself, but I tend to agree with the netbeans, IDEA
guys. Add their stuff. There has been many a time I checked out a
project and mounted<b> with eclipse</b> and it was all screwed up where
if the eclipse .project and .classpath was checked in, it would have
saved countless time of countless people. This forum naturally does
not even include the people who try this and just give up(I have done
that a few times on some projects)!!! I vote for adding their stuff.
All just IMHO. Please add and eliminate the waste of time that other
developers hit when trying to set up their IDE to browse the code.<br>
dean<br>
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<a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:Mat...@un...">Mat...@un...</a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Marian,
I admit that even I think it is very unlikely that changing Eclipse settings will break other IDEs' settings. But you never know ... ;) But IF there are problems, grouping the settings will not change a thing about them.
I don't really see an advantage in committing other IDEs' setting to the repository, if no-one of the developers uses them.
In Eclipse, I can browse the sources by just connecting to the repository. Eclipse's CVS functionality has a tree view of the head, branches and versions. That's it.
How does it work in NetBeans or IDEA?
Matthias
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Matthias,
I understand that JUnit developers only need their Eclipse data for
active development. But I still see several reasons for integrating
other IDE data:
- an effort to make browsing the sources easier (so that any
programmer who wants to see the JUnit sources may easily open in in
his/her preferred IDE without creating a project for them). I believe
there are far more people who just browse the sources than the number of
active JUnit developers. I think that the time of browsing complex
source code in a console is over
- the IDE data will be maintained - I volunteer to keep the NetBeans
data up to date. I see all CVS changes so that I can update the data
when necessary
- since all the active JUnit developers use Eclipse, they are immune
to broken data for other IDEs
If you think that having project metadata for multiple IDEs is
troublesome, what do you think about J. David Beutel's suggestion of
grouping them all in one directory?
Marian
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<pre wrap="">Hello,
I think the JUnit developers (those who have write access to the CVS) have agreed on using Eclipse as their IDE. So IMHO it is okay to just have the Eclipse data in the repository. Other IDE data could break when changing a setting in one IDE but not in the other.
Regards,
Matthias Schmidt
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