The TeamCityPlugin for IntelliJ IDEA now uses the hook's method name for the name of the hook itself.
For example, if we have a hook with the method name com.example.HookDefinition.beforeHook(), the generated name will be Before(beforeHook).
If we have a hook with the method name com.example.HookDefinition.<init>(HookDefinition.java:12), the generated name will be Before(HookDefinition).
If the hook's method can't be identified then fallback to simple hook name.
🏷️ What kind of change is this?
:zap: New feature (non-breaking change which adds new behaviour)
Hi, this closes #2798. changes:
🤔 What's changed?
The TeamCityPlugin for IntelliJ IDEA now uses the hook's method name for the name of the hook itself. For example, if we have a hook with the method name
com.example.HookDefinition.beforeHook()
, the generated name will beBefore(beforeHook)
. If we have a hook with the method namecom.example.HookDefinition.<init>(HookDefinition.java:12)
, the generated name will beBefore(HookDefinition)
. If the hook's method can't be identified then fallback to simple hook name.🏷️ What kind of change is this?
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