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Jean-Noël Rivasseau wrote: |
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> Hello all, |
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> At this point all the dependencies for Eclipse were moved to main tree |
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> (they use the osgi eclass so they make suitable jars for Eclipse). So |
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> there is only now for Eclipse itself to be moved there. |
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Great! |
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> Just wanted to check that junit-4.4-r1, which was also moved to tree, |
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> does not trigger circular dependencies anymore (I checked on the |
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> bugzilla and it seems it is ok). |
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It really shouldn't now, I fixed all old junit depends to 3.8*. Also the |
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junit in tree depends on hamcrest-core and not whole hamcrest anymore so |
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it doesn't pull all the stuff it used to, and which triggered the problem. |
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> For information I plan to move it as 3.3.1.1 <http://3.3.1.1>, deleting |
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> the ebuilds in the experimental overlay except the ali_bush latest one |
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> (-r2). |
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Any reason to keep it? I doubt but ali_bush please respond. Is it the |
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timezones making communication hard? :) |
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> Finally I need advice on the following (which is the only thing left to |
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> be done on my agenda before putting Eclipse in tree): |
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> 1) It looks a better Gentoo way (eg, users know about /etc/conf.d, they |
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> may not know about eclipse.ini) |
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Yeah but /etc/conf.d is really intended only for services, i.e. |
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/etc/init.d/* |
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> 2) It would have a simpler configuration syntax (pure familiar Bash |
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> syntax resulting in things like ECLIPSE_MAX_MEMORY="128M", whereas the |
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> syntax in the eclipse.ini file is more obscure even for me - looks like |
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> there should be one option per line). |
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> What is your feedback on this? Other options could include sourcing |
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> ~/.eclipserc, I don't like that much (it would create yet another .* |
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> file in the home directory). Plus this is probably something to set |
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> globally on the system. |
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The usual way for programs is /etc/eclipserc for system-wide and |
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~/.eclipserc for user overrides. If you could support this, great. Not |
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sure how much patching is involved to get rid of eclipse.ini and use |
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this way. |
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Caster |
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P.S. Any plans for future splitting eclipse into more pieces? :) We need |
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separate jface for example. There's already in java-experimental as |
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result of serkan's effort and his eclipse-rcp.eclass but I still have |
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doubts about this way of building from the src.zip which is only |
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intended for source discovery when writing code in eclipse... |
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