https://github.com/hibernate/hibernate-ide-codestyles
On Tue, May 19, 2015 at 3:41 PM, Sanne Grinovero
wrote:
> I'd be happy to share my Eclipse templates in the same repository.
> AFAIR we had similar problems, I always thought my templates were "the
> reference" but then at some point we had m
I'd be happy to share my Eclipse templates in the same repository.
AFAIR we had similar problems, I always thought my templates were "the
reference" but then at some point we had multiple versions, I suspect
because of freshly exporting the same from a newer version of the IDE
but we'll never know.
I just did some bulk reformatting to get things conforming with styles.
But moving forward I agree that we should not be reformatting entire
files. Eclipse used to do that by default (cough cough).
And yes I understand that there is another axis for IDEs. I just figured
that one was self-evident
+1 for having the style(s) in Git.
There is another axis, though, which is the used IDE. So far we couldn't
find a way to make Eclipse and IntelliJ do exactly the same thing wrt.
formatting. There is just not the exact same set of options available in
both IDEs, so outputs will always differ a bit
My thinking was more about how to find which one supersedes which others.
If I (as a contributor) have a few of these code style files available to
me from the Hibernate team, how do I know which is the latest?
As I pointed out, I actually had to update my code style slightly after
migrating to 14
Hi,
Hibernate Validator used initially the same style as ORM. I am saying used
to since the file attached to this url -
http://hibernate.org/validator/contribute/ -
seems to differ a fair bit from the file you are referring to.
A lot of the difference might just be indentation and re-ordering is
I'm using your version
On 19 May 2015 at 04:01, Steve Ebersole wrote:
> The recent discussion on Checkstyle got me thinking about best ways to
> share/distribute code styles for IDE setup. Storing them in the project
> itself is not very workable for IntelliJ at least. I started thinking
> abo
The recent discussion on Checkstyle got me thinking about best ways to
share/distribute code styles for IDE setup. Storing them in the project
itself is not very workable for IntelliJ at least. I started thinking
about a separate repository under the hibernate GitHub organization. Does
everyone
