Re: [rdf4j-dev] How to best setup dev workspace

[Jeen Broekstra <jeen.broekstra@xxxxxxxxx>]

I typically just use the Eclipse Maven import functionality to set up my workspace, which works fine. You don't necessarily need to import every repo: if your goal is to work on one of the Sails, for example, you really only need to import rdf4j-storage. 

Also please note: we are phasing out the rdf4j-testsuite repo. In master it is still used for base implementations of most compliance tests, but in the development branch, this has all been migrated to the other repositories. 

I haven't looked at the master branch in a while (my personal focus is very much on feature development for a 3.0 release), but I'll try check it out later this week to see if I can reproduce the problem. 

Jeen

On Tue, Apr 30, 2019 at 4:23 PM Andreas Schwarte <aschwarte10@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi,

yesterday I was trying to setup my RDF4J workspace again from scratch, but I am facing compilation pronlems and warnings over and over. Some of them are easy too resolve, others I do not have a clue why they appear in the first place.

Can you please share how you setup the RDF4J projects in an Eclipse workspace? Or is there maybe documentation for that somewhere (I couldn't find anything on this).

I have tried the following already

1. GIT clone of the repositories into my local workspace

2. Import with two alternatives

a) Import projects using Eclipse Maven import (i.e. based on the existing POMs)

b) "mvn eclipse:clean eclipse:eclipse" in each of the repos, and then import of the projects

Note that I used the latest "master" branch of each of the repos.

Thanks for any hint,

 Andreas

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