Ben Liblit

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Murphy is not under active development, but we certainly want it to remain working and available for anyone interested in using or extending it. Thanks for giving it a try!...

# WALA WALA, more formally known as the T.J. Watson Libraries for Analysis, are a satisfied and appreciative user of this plugin. WALA uses nearly a dozen external components that...

The Travis CI build is failing, reporting [`Invalid reporter: gangsta `](https://travis-ci.org/jacobono/emacs-gradle-mode/jobs/347438583#L1337). I do not believe that this failure has anything to do with the changes I am proposing here, though....

Still using `canvasapi` 0.6.0, calling `Course.get_assignment_group` with `discussion_topic` on the `include[]` list returns `Assignment` instances have `discussion_topic` attributes. The values of these attributes are simple Python `dict` instances but should...

My intent has been to use Gradle‘s `eclipse` task to pave the way for an error-free workspace after import finishes. A big part of that is handled here: https://github.com/wala/WALA/blob/096aff828caa2e0f58946fc99b2f96718b41c807/build.gradle#L66-L68 The...

@msridhar wrote: > We may also need to call out to `mvn clean compile` or whatever Maven lifecycle phase will cause the jars to get copied to the right place....

Given the initial description of "code is definitely wrong, just pushing what I have and creating a PR for future", I've converted this pull request to a draft. @jerryxu158, feel...

I am generally in favor of anything that lets us retire the Maven build system. I would also be happy to see the slow `p2AsMaven` downloads go away. I think...

I see several Gradle plugins that switch Gradle to use the ECJ compiler for batch compilation. If we can make the choice of compilers selectable on the `./gradlew` command line,...

The original motivations for separating `com.ibm.wala.ide.*` from the main WALA repository were to get rid of the slow `p2asmaven` step and to deprecate Maven as a build engine. The first...