Open benoitf opened 4 years ago
This is a good idea, but we don't have the notion of "extension packs" for Che plugins. This needs some technical thought. Also, this sounds largish; should it be included in the roadmap? https://github.com/eclipse/che/wiki/Roadmap
AFAIK it's largish as it's an epic
Since the implementation of this is unclear, not sure which team to assign this to. @benoitf @l0rd this needs some discussion first.
Removed from language backlog, not clear this falls into our responsibilities.
@tsmaeder it's your responsability
It's only about adding more default plug-ins for default stack languages.
@benoitf that's not what the title says.
In Eclipse Che, right now if I select Java, java-debug vsix is also brought. So ChePlugin can bring more than one vsix at a time (which is what an extension pack is doing)
so I could have a ChePlugin with the exact same list of vsix (minor the one that are not free) for a given language
so it's just a matter of bringing more plug-ins to have same experience than on VS Code or Vs Code Online
@benoitf no, if I have two extension packs (let's say "Quarkus" and "Spring Boot"), I'll end up with multiple copies of jdt.ls. So this is not simply a matter of adding more VS Code extensions to the Che plugins. If the user installs two of them, stuff is going to break. Having a "extension pack" mechanism is much more involved and is unlikely to even involve the "languages" team.
@tsmaeder if you don't provide extension as separate plug-in it doesn't reproduce your problem. And AFAIK quarkus is not included in the Java extension pack
I think we should separate issue This issue/epic is about having one plug-in that is enabling multiple plug-ins at a time (same container)
Not trying to solve the issue about enabling 4 different plug-ins and make them work with the same container or by sharing a common folder for jdt.ls
Or not trying to solve plug-in collision.
Just to have same default tools than VS Code online that enable by default the extension pack for projects. (so need to be sure that these extensions are working well)
I will create specific issues for Languages Team ans list them in the epic
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Description
When using VS Code (or VS Code online) and when I'm working on a Java project the default java pack is proposed https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=vscjava.vscode-java-pack
It includes vscode-java and the debugger but also a lot of other tools like the java test runner, dependency viewer, maven scaffolding, etc.
This is also true for different technologies https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/search?target=VSCode&category=Extension%20Packs&sortBy=Installs
There are PHP pack, Python pack, TypeScript, etc.
But in Che, there is mostly only the LSP/Debug extension provided while tons of tools are de-factory really important when working on a project.
Describe the solution you'd like
I would like to have the same default plug-ins/packs provided when using Che and working for a given technology.
Java Devfile example --> Java Extension Pack being selected. PHP Devfile example --> PHP Extension pack being selected. etc.
dependency tasks:
Check plug-ins are working tasks: