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Re: [tycho-user] Tycho source feature plugin serverity setting for missing source plugins
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Hi Christoph, ok cool! If you're already working on it, I might have another suggestion:
I manage a few plugin projects for an rcp app, and all these projects can be built the same way so I created a common parent pom for them. However, I could not find a good way to have everyone of these plugin projects specify their source-feature excludes in a _simple_ way: Instead, each plugin project's root pom must copy/paste the whole source-feature configuration and then specify its own excludes. I'd like to have the source-feature plugin configuration in the common parent pom and a simple way for child projects to specify their exclude configuration e.g. a multi-valued property (e.g. a comma/space separated list of exclusion ids), which would then be referenced in the parent pom that contains the rest of the configuration.
I also think we always exclude the .doc plugins (iirc because they have no src/ folder or something like that. Would be good if that could also be detected automatically.
Felix
Not right now, but I'm currently working on such a feature so hopefully
it will be part of tycho 2.2.0
Am 11.11.20 um 15:17 schrieb Felix Dorner:
> Hi,
>
> When I use the source-feature plugin with tycho, is there a way to
> "warn" instead of "fail" if a plugin has no corresponding source plugin?
> I don't want to maintain the list of <excludes>, but just assume there's
> a good reason if a source plugin doesn't exist.
>
> Felix
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