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• Project import

Project import

IDEasy supports to automatically check out and import required git repositories into your IDE during setup. To configure this you put a .properties file for each desired project into the repository sub-folder in your settings. Each .properties file describes one "project" which you would like to check out and (potentially) import:

path=myproject
workingsets=Set1,Set2
workspace=example
git_url=http://github.com/someorg/someproject
git_branch=develop
build_path=.
build_cmd=mvn -DskipTests=true -Darchetype.test.skip=true clean install
import=eclipse
active=true

.Variables of repository import

Variable	Value	Meaning
path	e.g. myproject, will clone into ${WORKSPACE_PATH}/myproject	(required) Path into which the projects is cloned. This path is relative to the workspace.
working sets	e.g. ws1,ws2	(optional) This will create working sets (in eclipse). Each module (eclipse project) of this project will be part of all these working sets. Working sets will be automatically created if necessary.
workspace	main	Workspace to use for checkout and import. Default is main.
git_url	e.g. http://github.com/someorg/someproject	(required) Git URL to use for cloning the project.
git_branch	e.g. develop	(optional) Git branch to checkout. Git default branch is default.
build_path	e.g. . (default)	(optional) The directory inside path where to trigger an initial build after clone or pull (if build_cmd is set). For a regular project use . to build top-level project.
build_cmd	e.g. mvn -D skip Tests=true -Darchetype.test.skip=true clean install	(optional) The IDEasy command to build the project after clone or pull. If omitted no build is triggered.
import	e.g. eclipse	(optional) Comma separated list of IDEs to import the repository into.
active	true	(optional) If set to false the repository is skipped during the setup.