Mickael Istria

I could make the PR for it, but I think in order to be cleaner in term of IP, it'd better be @aeschli providing the PR as he has the...

On 11/04/2014 03:39 PM, Angelo wrote: > Your suggestion is to uncheck with Java code the |HTML Syntax > Validator| when project has angular nature. But how to do that?...

On 11/04/2014 03:49 PM, Angelo wrote: > ``` > Similarly to what user would do with Right-click on project > > Properties > Validation > HTML Syntax > Enable project...

@angelozerr Not sure how it related to the topic of this issue, but OK. For this I would advise to avoid creating new projects as much as possible: Eclipse extensions...

@angelozerr keep your code as a fork of this repository, and build/publish you local fork directly rather than starting up a new project. So it's the same project, you'd just...

See https://www.eclipse.org/projects/handbook/#starting . Please keep me in touch of your progress and feel free to request any help.

MANIFEST.MF isn't necessarily. If we have it has a jar in a Maven repository, it's only a matter of: - Using maven-dependency-plugin in pom to fetch it at build-time -...

> OK that's great. I think the jar wasn't in maven central at the time I started this project. Apparently, it's still not published: https://github.com/editorconfig/editorconfig-core-java/issues/6

@angelozerr I believe you only need to add a dummy extension to `org.eclipse.editorconfig.core.preferencesUpdaters` in the plugin.xml of your test plugin, verify that getUpdater returns it, open this editor and check...

Usually, Eclipse tests have to be part of a separate bundle (let's call it org.eclipse.editorconfig.core.tests), and the code have to be in the regular src/ or src/main/java folder, as described...