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Re: [jgit-dev] Re: [egit-dev] How to build [EJ]Git?
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Alex Blewitt wrote:
On Jan 8, 2010, at 15:26, Shawn O. Pearce wrote:
OK, this thread has gone on long enough. We're now just talking
circles around each other.
Right now I think we should:
* JGit:
Use Maven 2.x, pom-first, maven-bundle-plugin.
Consider checking in .project, .classpath files which use the
PDE nature, the m2eclipse nature, and the m2eclipse classpath
container. I'll prepare a change to add these today and send
it for review.
* EGit:
Use Tycho, manifest-first.
How does this work when, say, running EGit in a new workspace? How does
PDE runtime know to use the version of JGit that you're hacking on? Or
does it just default to using whatever version of JGit you may have
installed previously as a plugin, regardless of what bits may be in a
JGit project?
I'm not sure what happens with a project that has a PDE nature but no
Manifest.MF. Chris will be able to confirm, but I think it's basically a
no-op.
"m2e for OSGi" build I mentioned in the other email, will both enable
PDE nature and generate manifest during project import. So you basically
have normal PDE development environment and can choose between
workspace and installed JGit versions as with any other bundle.
--
Regards,
Igor
