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Max Rydahl Andersen commented on JBIDE-20174:
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We already know that. But the plugin is not ready to be 1st class citizen when it does not
work on most angularjs projects yet ;/
I don't grok what that has to do with this issue though.
Your suggestion in the jira here makes sense though.
Not sure how we handle it when a project require a runtime, should we force install of
that too ?
I do think [~fbricon] added a way for examples to *require* a certain feature, not just
warn.
But this won't help much if user is not running with early access turned on - he would
not get the full experimental angularjs.
Examples wizard should by default download necessary
runtimes/additions
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Key: JBIDE-20174
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBIDE-20174
Project: Tools (JBoss Tools)
Issue Type: Enhancement
Components: project-examples
Affects Versions: 4.2.3.Final
Reporter: Mickael Istria
As a very new user of JBoss Tools,
I want to start an AngularJS project
From a clean JBDS 9.0.Beta2.
1. I click on AngularJS+Forge quickstart from central
2. as I'm used to Eclipse wizards which generally work as best without customization,
I always click Next/Finish
3. Then I see the generated project not related to AngularJS at all, I'm
disappointed.
What I would prefer would be that either the AngularJS tools would be shipped as part of
JBDS, or that this wizard would automatically perform the necessary steps to make my
project bootstrapped as adverstised.
So instead of a warning on the requiremernts page, I would rather see checkbox (ticked by
default) that would trigger installation of the requiremernts when I hit
"Next>". So I could blindly click "Next>" all the time and enjoy
a fully functional project.
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