Re: [m2e-users] clean goal and generated code

[Matthew Piggott <mpiggott@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

When you say Refresh, do you mean File > Refresh?  If so the Eclipse workspace has methods to add, remove or refresh files if you can't go through the workspace API to change them.

On 25 July 2011 02:33, <pino.silvaggio@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Yes I was talking about Project->Clean and not "mvn clean".

At this point, doing a Project->Clean doesn't refresh eclipse workspace.

My question was, should it not? What about generated-sources? Should it be called after clean?

On , Igor Fedorenko <igor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> What do you mean "clean", Project->Clean... action in Eclipse or "mvn
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> clean" on command line.
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> Generally, m2e is not expected to recover from "mvn clean" ran from
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> command line, but Project->Clean... expected to work. For this to work,
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> build participant's #clean(IProgressMonitor) should delete all generated
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> sources, but in many cases this is not easy to implement because of
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> discrepancy between how maven and eclipse approach.
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> Regards,
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> Igor
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> On 11-07-25 4:51 AM, Pino Silvaggio wrote:
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> What is the desired behaviour for a connector supporting code generation?
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> For example, if I "clean" a project shouldn't the connector rebuild
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> everything?
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> Because as it stands right now the project becomes stale
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> and we have to explicitly recompile (build) to make it refresh.
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> Not so clean in my opinion.
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