"Loyall, David" <david.loy...@nebraska.gov> writes: >> I thought that was the point? This is similar to using leiningen plugins >> where >> you specify a plugin you want to use globally in ~/.lein/profiles.clj > > Wouldn't that open the possibility of this jdee plugin interfering > with my non-emacs related mvn usage?
It depends. I *think* settings.xml supports profiles. If that is the case, you could add the plugin group into an JDEE profile and make sure JDEE uses that profile to launch. > The maven integration in Eclipse doesn't touch ~/.m2/settings.xml. (In fact, > it doesn't even employ the system-wide maven unless you configure it to do so, > which I had to do for some reason.) > >> I think there's a disconnect here? > > Probably. I'm no maven expert. I've used leiningen once; don't remember > why. :) > > Will I be asked to edit settings.xml myself (preferred) or will jdee > alter it? I would only ever do the former. Cider is the same. It makes cider installation slightly harder, but the clean separation of emacs-lisp and clojure is worth it. > In any case, if you're confident that it won't interfere with my normal > command line invocations of mvn, then I'll take your word for it and consider > the question resolved. By default it might, if the profies work it shouldn't. Phil ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ jdee-devel mailing list jdee-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jdee-devel
