Paul Pogonyshev

For consistency with getWriteMethod(Class, PropertyDesciptor). But I don't mind if it is made protected, just not package-private as now. Paul On Mon, 8 Apr 2024 at 12:11, Gary Gregory ***@***.***>...

I just checked the source code history and this is the commit where `getWriteMethod(Class, PropertyDescriptor)` was made public: 8f77bd63 [BEANUTILS-456] Provide another method for querying a write method. Author: Oliver...

I'd say keep all four `getReadMethod()` and `getWriteMethod()` overloads public. As these method names are very common, searching in publicly available code doesn't yield useful results (too many unrelated hits),...

@garydgregory I just pushed some Javadoc changes. Feel free to rewrite or adjust as you prefer, easier this way than negotiating in advance.

No, it's currently not possible, but I long have thought about adding a plugin (i.e. optional extension) to Eldev that would do just this, probably using `straight`. If you could...

A problem here is that I have never used such functionality. I basically understand what you need and why, and I see how it would be a useful addition to...

Hm, I just looked at the docstring of `use-package` and it doesn't mention `:vc`, at least in the version I have (2.4.5). Is it new? Is it built-in in `use-package`,...

I see. So, basically, if Eldev was to support this, in project's file `Eldev` you would somehow specify where (and maybe how) to get certain dependencies. Something like: (eldev-fetch-package-from 'abc...

Let's suppose your `project-x` declares that dependency `libfoo` must be fetched from certain Git repository. If `libfoo` itself depends on `libbar`, how should Eldev find that package? Probably an option...

Sorry, don't have time for it now. I made some design decisions and research, decided that I wouldn't try to use any external tool, because it would be likely impossible...