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The embedcdt plug-ins are quite close to warning free. I think a little push can get us there, or close enough to make it easish to tell there are warnings.
There are four cases of warnings I see that cover most of the warnings
lots of warnings in liqp - If this was moved into a new bundle, the warnings for this bundle could be set to info. This requires .settings to be checked in though.
lots of provisional API usage - This can be solved in two ways - one create the usage problem filters (requires .settings/.api_filters to be checked in) and the better way is for CDT (and others) to mark this provisional API that has been provisional for 10+ years to be no longer provisional anymore!
Unknown referenced nature: org.eclipse.m2e.core.maven2Nature - This one happens because I don't follow https://eclipse-embed-cdt.github.io/develop/build-prerequisites/ precisely, specifically I don't use the m2e plug-ins for Eclipse when I am developing Eclipse plug-ins and using Tycho.
That would get down to ~40ish warnings which would be great.
I think the above would make good first issues for new contributors.
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specifically I don't use the m2e plug-ins for Eclipse when I am developing Eclipse plug-ins and using Tycho.
You do not follow the steps in the build-prerequisites page because they are not correct? If you have a better configuration, we should improve the web page.
Otherwise I think that it would be better for you to have a separate Eclipse and a separate workspace, installed exactly as documented, so we can have a consistent way of spotting errors.
The embedcdt plug-ins are quite close to warning free. I think a little push can get us there, or close enough to make it easish to tell there are warnings.
There are four cases of warnings I see that cover most of the warnings
That would get down to ~40ish warnings which would be great.
I think the above would make good first issues for new contributors.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: