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Kevin Pollet commented on HV-457:
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Maybe we could provide two jar of the AP (the shaded and the original AP jar). I'm
thinking that the shaded is only a "distribution" artifact of the AP to simplify
the user setup in IDEs and the use with the maven annotation plugin (if the shaded jar is
deployed with the original jar). The original jar could be used when the AP is added to
the project class path (like a normal maven dependency). The disadvantage of this approach
is that it can be a source of misuse for the user.
WDYT ?
Simplify annotation processor setup in IDEs by providing a shaded
jar
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Key: HV-457
URL:
http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/hibernate/browse/HV-457
Project: Hibernate Validator
Issue Type: Improvement
Components: annotation-processor
Reporter: Kevin Pollet
When configuring the annotation processor in IDEs it's classpath has to be specified.
In IDEs like Netbeans or IntelliJ the annotation processor can use the project classpath.
But it's better if the classpath of project and annotation processor are isolated.
In that case people shall setup manually the annotation processor classpath which has to
contain at least HV and BV dependency. As Gunnar said it would be usefull to simplify the
annotation processor configuration in IDEs by providing a shaded jar.
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