| commit | 40c84d645598dfe3368034689a9f05da66d91eca | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Damien Martin-Guillerez <dmarting@google.com> | Sun May 01 12:02:09 2016 +0200 |
| committer | Damien Martin-Guillerez <dmarting@google.com> | Sun May 01 12:02:09 2016 +0200 |
| tree | b4915ca6e69b85dc1f6daf6aa4f7217daadb4e2a | |
| parent | 683b25b54a6db437f518f643a7fdaaab12d8a426 [diff] |
Fix classpath Change-Id: Ia431f24772b6e0951b6d6ed96ec47bfe660dc96e
e4b is an Eclipse plugin for Bazel. It is really rudimentary. It simply supports creating the classpath from a project and using Bazel for incremental builds..
You can create a new Bazel project with New project > Import Bazel project Then you can select the list of targets you want to build and the list of directories you want to track.
It is highly experimental and support is minimal. However, we are happy to accept contribution to make this support grows to a better shape.
In Eclipse, run the software installer and add the following update site: http://bazelbuild.github.io/e4b/p2updatesite.
Then select “Eclipse 4 Bazel” under the “Uncategorized category”. This will install the Eclipse plugin on your Eclipse.
Interesting feature to add is first to be able to launch test from Eclipse, correctly adding the eclipse debugger to the JVM.
Second, better support for BUILD file would be interesting. Maybe using Xtext.
Finally, the code is completely missing tests and improving the test coverage would be great.