IDEasy supports to automatically check out and import required git repositories into your IDE during setup.
To configure this you put a .properties file for each desired project into the repository sub-folder in your settings.
Each .properties file describes one "project" which you would like to check out and (potentially) import:
path=myproject
workingsets=Set1,Set2
workspace=example
git_url=http://github.com/someorg/someproject
git_branch=develop
build_path=.
build_cmd=mvn -DskipTests=true -Darchetype.test.skip=true clean install
import=eclipse
active=true.Variables of repository import
|=== |Variable|Value|Meaning
|path|e.g. myproject, will clone into ${WORKSPACE_PATH}/myproject|(required) Path into which the projects is cloned.
This path is relative to the workspace.
|working sets|e.g. ws1,ws2|(optional) This will create working sets (in eclipse).
Each module (eclipse project) of this project will be part of all these working sets.
Working sets will be automatically created if necessary.
|workspace|main|Workspace to use for checkout and import.
Default is main.
|git_url|e.g. http://github.com/someorg/someproject|(required) Git URL to use for cloning the project.
|git_branch|e.g. develop|(optional) Git branch to checkout.
Git default branch is default.
|build_path|e.g. . (default)|(optional) The directory inside path where to trigger an initial build after clone or pull (if build_cmd is set).
For a regular project use . to build top-level project.
|build_cmd
|e.g. mvn -D skip Tests=true -Darchetype.test.skip=true clean install
|(optional) The IDEasy command to build the project after clone or pull.
If omitted no build is triggered.
|import|e.g. eclipse|(optional) Comma separated list of IDEs to import the repository into.
|active|true|(optional) If set to false the repository is skipped during the setup.