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Re: [m2e-dev] 'm2e/m2e-wtp enhancements' call on Mon Nov 5th, 11am-12am EDT
On Nov 5, 2012, at 2:20 PM, Fred Bricon <fbricon@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

In any case, I didn't plan on adding the multiple source folder support in m2e core.  I'd prefer adding a conversion participant to m2eclipse-buildhelper, as I explained in the wiki, but if you're absolutely opposed to that, it could be implemented elsewhere.


Encouraging and supporting multiple sources directories is diametrically contradicts and fundamental notion of one source tree produces one artifacts and system works via composition. Dealing with multiple source directories creates a combinatorical explosion of logic in plugins, the system itself and to me indicates something is wrong with your setup and infrastructure if you require it. So yes, I would be very opposed to supporting this in any way shape or form in m2e.

As for having a generic refactoring tool, although it sounds cool on paper, I'm afraid it might make things more complex while integrating that into m2e (but I don't know squat about refactoring, so I'm probably wrong)


As long as it's hooked into a another general extension point and conversion as a function isn't baked into m2e that's fine.


On Mon, Nov 5, 2012 at 8:03 PM, Jason van Zyl <jason@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
Just some thoughts glancing at the notes. Thanks for taking them.

I can tell you just glancing at the changes to begin with I'm -1 for supporting more that one source directory. This is a fundamental aspect of Maven as when you let people start piling on source directories you create a gigantic mess. It's intentionally difficult to do this without support in your plugin. Maven projects should not have more than one source directory, generating sources is different and handled by the internals of a plugin.

Everything else looks reasonable though I'd probably create a separate conversion and refactoring tool that isn't bound to m2e so that others can use it. 

On Nov 5, 2012, at 1:45 PM, Fred Bricon <fbricon@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Since today's discussion mostly concerned m2e core changes, I created this wiki page in the m2e category : 

Feel free to add any comments/ideas/stuff I forgot/BZ links


On Fri, Oct 26, 2012 at 6:59 PM, Fred Bricon <fbricon@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,

IBM would like to discuss possible enhancements in m2e-wtp and m2e, they're willing to contribute, over a call.
That will be on monday Nov 5th, at 11am-12am EST / 17pm-18pm CET.

I identified at least these tickets. Feel free to add those you want to discuss : 

m2e 

m2e-wtp :

Fred Bricon

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