Is there a step by step on how to create such a plugin and p2 repository. Am so sorry about trivial questions. But am in a tight deadline to fix bugs and would appreciate every help in reducing the technical curve learning.
Creating a package is not the
recommended way to distribute your plugin.
Instead I recommend you to create a p2 repository and make it
available at a known URL (a simple websever suffice, or you can
use a service like bintray.com), and then you let your users
install the plugin directly in Eclipse.
Pascal
On 07/19/2015 06:44 PM, Krishna Narasimhan wrote:
I can do a demo myself. But what if i want to
distribute my refactoring so others can test it?
My refactoring is open source and i would
love to contribute. But currently its an unpolished
prototype. The work is acceoted in the main track of
the conference ASE 2015. And i have been requested to
make a tool demo. So would like to first get it out of
the way before thursday. So is there a way to bundle
eclipse cdt with my refactoring installed inside it?
Or distribute the refactoring as a plugin that can be
easily installed. This would be of great help.
I have developed a research
refactoring that abstracts copy pasted
code. I would like to distribute it as
part of an academic submission. Is
there a way that I can get a
distributable that has my refactoring
installed?