I'd like to apolagize beforehand if I didn't understand the scope of the project.
Seeing it has oomph in name I'm wondering if Oomph .setup files are supported.
If not, this would be really a great future to have this as an option.
In addition to the installer Oomph provides also an editor (and a settings recorder) which help a lot with IDE management.
Let me explain my use case. We:
use bnd to build our software and have sometimes specific requirements to specific bnd versions.
use Groovy / Spock for a good number of test cases and have found out that for us it's best to stick to very specific use case.
have formatting and style options configured as part of our setup
have also a bunch of other plugins, but for these the version does not seem to be crucial
For simplicity and consitence we included the Oomph setup files in our repo. Using the Eclipse installer it's a matter of minutes to setup the IDE unsing these setup files. This helps when haveing to dig up an older version because we know, that code and IDE match.
However being able to do that automatically from the command line sounds so much better (especially since our setups usually combine ws, IDE and repo the gradle build would "know" where to put the IDE).
I'd like to apolagize beforehand if I didn't understand the scope of the project. Seeing it has oomph in name I'm wondering if Oomph .setup files are supported. If not, this would be really a great future to have this as an option. In addition to the installer Oomph provides also an editor (and a settings recorder) which help a lot with IDE management.
Let me explain my use case. We:
For simplicity and consitence we included the Oomph setup files in our repo. Using the Eclipse installer it's a matter of minutes to setup the IDE unsing these setup files. This helps when haveing to dig up an older version because we know, that code and IDE match. However being able to do that automatically from the command line sounds so much better (especially since our setups usually combine ws, IDE and repo the gradle build would "know" where to put the IDE).