“Updating Maven Project. Project files created with the maven-eclipse-plugin are. While working on a DAO, I had questions about a particular table’s indexes. Developing with Eclipse and Maven 6.3. The Maven Indexes View allows you to manually navigate to POMs in a remote repository and open them in Eclipse. Is a reddit for discussion and news about Guidelines • Please keep submissions on topic and of high quality. • Just because it has a computer in it doesn't make it programming. If there is no code in your link, it probably doesn't belong here. • Direct links to app demos (unrelated to programming) will be removed. • No surveys. • Please follow proper. Info • Do you have a question? • Do you have something funny to share with fellow programmers? Please take it to. • For posting job listings, please visit. • Check out our. It could use some updating. • Are you interested in promoting your own content? Related reddits • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •. Doesn't help at all with rather chaotic parallel development on a single project. Not sure I understand. If by multiple people working on a single project, there are plugins to allow you to use your git sha, svn revision id, or built in SNAPSHOT time-stamps for versioning. Or are you talking about dependencies, in which case the dependency shouldn't be different content with the same version number (release builds) vs. SNAPSHOTs which means grab the latest. In either of those scenarios, it's more about process on the side of the dependency owner, or on the side of the project consuming the dependencies. Basically we use two-week sprints, but we want weekly releases. Thus, we have two teams working in parallel in separate branches while releasing and merging back into the trunk in an alternating fashion. This would be easy to handle (even numbers for one team, odd numbers for the other team), but in reality, reality exists. This requires that our version numbering can handle one team releasing twice in a row and the numbering must not depend on any assumptions about the release order in the future, because that might change in arbitrary ways. However, on the other hand, we need version numbers because some secondary project depends on this very project and it needs a certain commit from a certain branch. From there, our current plan mostly dictates that one release in a project increments all version numbers for all teams working on the project by two. Given this, we can assign odd and even numbers to the two teams and it should work out (and it would scale for more than 2 teams easily, but I hope we don't go there. It sounds like a crazy headache) • • • • •. • No good way for incremental builds in an IDE I use the git-flow maven plugin to do builds. It works well for feature development. Automatically increments version IDs. With IntelliJ, I don't even see a difference. • Multi-module projects are hard to handle It's a pain to setup right but use JRebel. Then cross projects are trivial. Also kick your architect in the shins if they're separating into multiple projects where it should be different packages. • project layout isn't human readable src/main/java? I think it's pretty consistent. • External dependencies makes the build take a long time This is just all Java. With the.m2 local repo it's pretty damn fast.
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