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**THIS PLUGIN IS NO LONGER MAINTAINED.** But if you wish to use it, I can help you update it to work with the latest version of IntelliJ. See https://github.com/codebling/CommunityCase/issues/26 . This plugin adds support for ClearCase version control system in IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition (and Ultimate Edition - it's faster than the built-in plugin!).
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Does not work with Intellij 12.0 #1

Closed MarcinKuder closed 11 years ago

codebling commented 11 years ago

Hey, thanks for trying it out! Can you be a bit more specific with regards to what is not working? Does the plugin throw exceptions when IntelliJ starts up? Does it load alright but not work? What version of ClearCase are you using?

MarcinKuder commented 11 years ago

Yes, sorry I was not specific. Loading the original (dowloaded from github) CommunityCase.jar file gives an error that the plugin is not compatible with current IntelliJ version 12.1 (IC-129.60). I was able to compile it from sources using version 11 (IC-117.963) of the Idea SDK but trying to import the plugin jar into 12.1 gives the same error. Compiling using Idea SDK 12.1 (IC-129.17) gives lots of errors - e.g. com.intellij.openapi.vcs.annotate.AnnotationListener not found, com.intellij.openapi.vcs.changes.LocalChangeList has some new methods that needs to be implemented, etc.. I looks like the API had some significant changes between 11 and 12.

codebling commented 11 years ago

Ah ok. They tend to change the API a lot. I think that the last version I used the plugin with was 11. Let me have a look, it shouldn't be too hard to fix.

codebling commented 11 years ago

In other news, you can download the binaries without having to compile them yourself. From the. jar at the root of every branch (even though binaries really don't belong in a Git repo -- for a while I was uploading the jars to GitHub but I think I stopped because it was getting too tedious)

codebling commented 11 years ago

I just got back a few hours ago from several months of travelling, can you give me a few days to look at this? Alternatively, if you want to try to make the changes yourself, CommunityCase is based on the IntelliJ git4idea plugin and the source is available online. Whenever I get lost in the API changes, I usually look at the problematic corresponding files in the git4idea source to see what has changed.

MarcinKuder commented 11 years ago

Thanks. No need to rush. I will try to look into the git4idea sources as you pointed out and see if I can fix it. On Mar 30, 2013 1:17 PM, "codebling" notifications@github.com wrote:

I just got back a few hours ago from several months of travelling, can you give me a few days to look at this? Alternatively, if you want to try to make the changes yourself, CommunityCase is based on the IntelliJ git4idea plugin and the source is available online. Whenever I get lost in the API changes, I usually look at the problematic corresponding files in the git4idea source to see what has changed.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/codebling/CommunityCase/issues/1#issuecomment-15673655 .

codebling commented 11 years ago

Hey, I've made all of the trivial changes, just looking at the new diffmerge change that was introduced, trying to figure out how to port it

codebling commented 11 years ago

Had to abandon the diffmerge change, it's been too long since I've worked with ClearCase to remember how to do a few things (almost 2 years) and I have no environment to test in. Anyways, I've pushed a new 12.0.4 branch which contains a prebuilt plugin jar that you can try out. Let me know if you have any problems. Have you been using this successfully with 11? I have received feedback only once on this project, it was negative and the user refused to even describe the problem to me, saying only that I had designed the plugin poorly (?).

MarcinKuder commented 11 years ago

I have not used it before. I just found it recently and wanted to give it a try. Currently I am using my own clearcase plugin but it is not a fully version control plugin but rather a simple menu items to run checkout and version tree commands for currently selected file. I wanted something better and this is how I found your project. Thanks a lot for your time, I will checkout the 12.0.4 branch, see if it works and report back.

Regards, Marcin On Apr 1, 2013 4:39 PM, "codebling" notifications@github.com wrote:

Had to abandon the diffmerge change, it's been too long since I've worked with ClearCase to remember how to do a few things (almost 2 years) and I have no environment to test in. Anyways, I've pushed a new 12.0.4 branch which contains a prebuilt plugin jar that you can try out. Let me know if you have any problems. Have you been using this successfully with 11? I have received feedback only once on this project, it was negative and the user refused to even describe the problem to me, saying only that I had designed the plugin poorly (?).

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/codebling/CommunityCase/issues/1#issuecomment-15717885 .