Siegmann Daniel, NY wrote:
Could someone explain why running eclipse:eclipse requires that the project successfully compile? I want to build the eclipse project files so I can fix the compilation errors. ;)
Yes, this is quite a nuisance, especially when updating dependencies breaks the compilation. I guess it is needed so that code-generating plugins, such as xdoclet or wsldl2java could have a chance to add their target directories as additional source directories. They usually do it in generate-sources lifecycle phase. Eclipse plugin then includes these directories in the eclipse project descriptors.
I was wondering whether it is be possible to move eclipse:eclipse execution to process-sources (or maybe better process-resources) phase? Then at least it would not fail when compilation fails. Maybe an author of the eclipse plugin could comment on this?
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