Re: [pde-dev] (no subject)

[Michael Rennie <Michael_Rennie@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Ben,

There is currently an enhancement request open for this issue already, found here: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=215073

> - is there any timeframe for package-level API Tooling?

Currently there are no plans to implement it, although contributions are welcome :)

> - more importantly (for our migration), will package-level API Tooling still use the @since Javadoc tag?

Yes, any support we provide in this area would support the standard @since tag

Michael Rennie


Ben Cox ---04/08/2011 07:21:02 AM---We're currently migrating our projects to OSGi, and would like to start using the API Tooling as qui

From: Ben Cox <indigomonkey@xxxxxxxx>
To: <pde-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 04/08/2011 07:21 AM
Subject: [pde-dev] (no subject)
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We're currently migrating our projects to OSGi, and would like to start using the API Tooling as quickly as we can to aid our development.

However, we use Import/Export-Package instead of Require-Bundle, and I notice that API Tooling currently only uses the bundle version for @since tags, not the package version. However, in several places round the web (EclipseCon presentation, for example) I've spotted Chris Aniszczyk saying that package-level versioning is a feature that could be coming soon.

I'd like to ask two things:
 - is  there any timeframe for package-level API Tooling?
 - more importantly (for our migration), will package-level API Tooling still use the @since Javadoc tag? We don't want to add @since tags when it'll actually be another tag used.

Thanks for your help in this matter.
Ben_______________________________________________
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