AMarcedone
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9 years ago I use eclipse, but have been doing manual (command line) git push/pull so far. I think I checked out the repository, and to be working on a local copy while pushing commits to the master branch from time to time.
The current setup seem to be working for me so far, but if you want to do the above modification, I do not anticipate it being too much work to adapt.
On Wed, Mar 11, 2015 at 1:31 PM, jnshi notifications@github.com wrote:
Just to check, we're all using Eclipse with the eGit/Github-Mylyn plugin right?
And we all have that set up and the repository checked out? If not I can offer support on getting that set up.
One issue that's come up is that every webpage I can find recommends using a separate Eclipse project for each .jar file we plan to build. Thus we'd have a KryptoseServer project, a KryptoseClient project, and a KryptoseCommon project.
We can do that or I can hack together a build script that generates two jars from one project.
If you all haven't set up your coding environments yet, then I'll feel less bad about revamping everything to make three separate projects.
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Just to check, we're all using Eclipse with the eGit/Github-Mylyn plugin right?
And we all have that set up and the repository checked out? If not I can offer support on getting that set up.
One issue that's come up is that every webpage I can find recommends using a separate Eclipse project for each .jar file we plan to build. Thus we'd have a KryptoseServer project, a KryptoseClient project, and a KryptoseCommon project.
We can do that or I can hack together a build script that generates two jars from one project.
If you all haven't set up your coding environments yet, then I'll feel less bad about revamping everything to make three separate projects.
@AMarcedone @yt336 @saguziel