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==How to publish an exploratory plug-in== | ==How to publish an exploratory plug-in== | ||
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| − | To publish an exploratory plug-in from Eclipse, select the project that contains your plug-in in the project explorer, then right-click {{menu|Team > Share Project...}}. In the wizard window, select the repository location for the Rodin | + | To publish an exploratory plug-in from Eclipse, select the project that contains your plug-in in the project explorer, then right-click {{menu|Team > Share Project...}}. In the wizard window, select the repository location for the Rodin SVN server, then click {{button|Next}}. Select the {{radio|use selected module name}} radio-button and type the following in the attached entry: |
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Latest revision as of 11:11, 26 March 2010
During the Deploy kick-off meeting held in Newcastle 19-21 February 2008, it has been decided that all new developments should proceed in the following way:
- Develop the new functionality in an exploratory plug-in.
- Make your plug-in available to others and collect feedback from them.
- Have your plug-in peer-reviewed by another developer.
- Finally, if your new development is considered OK, integrate it in the core plug-ins.
How to publish an exploratory plug-in
Note: for the following, you need write access to the SVN repository on sourceforge.
To publish an exploratory plug-in from Eclipse, select the project that contains your plug-in in the project explorer, then right-click . In the wizard window, select the repository location for the Rodin SVN server, then click . Select the
| ◎ use selected module name |
radio-button and type the following in the attached entry:
_exploratory/<userName>/<projectName>
where
<username>
is your SourceForge login and
<projectName>
is the full name of your exploratory plug-in. Then, proceed as usual by clicking and as appropriate.
