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  1. Jenkins
  2. JENKINS-28242

Missing class hudson.scm.cvs.Messages

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    • Resolution: Not A Defect
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    • cvs-plugin

      hudson.scm.CvsModule has an import line and requires the following class but it is not included in the source provided
      {{import hudson.scm.cvs.Messages; }}

      The class is also used in lines such as :
      {{ return FormValidation.error(hudson.scm.cvs.Messages.CVSSCM_MissingRemoteName());}}

          [JENKINS-28242] Missing class hudson.scm.cvs.Messages

          Harald Albers added a comment - - edited

          hudson.scm.cvs.Messages is generated from properties files and therefore not included in the sources.
          mvn generate-sources will place it in target/generated-sources/localizer.
          If your IDE cannot spot it, you will have to manually add this directory it to the classpath.

          I verified that the plugin version that currently ships with Jenkins actually contains the class file.

          Harald Albers added a comment - - edited hudson.scm.cvs.Messages is generated from properties files and therefore not included in the sources. mvn generate-sources will place it in target/generated-sources/localizer . If your IDE cannot spot it, you will have to manually add this directory it to the classpath. I verified that the plugin version that currently ships with Jenkins actually contains the class file.

          Daniel Beck added a comment -

          Looks like Not A Defect to me. My guess is this only affects IDEs that cannot handle Maven. Harald WDYT?

          Daniel Beck added a comment - Looks like Not A Defect to me. My guess is this only affects IDEs that cannot handle Maven. Harald WDYT?

          Harald Albers added a comment -

          @Daniel yes, definitely an IDE issue.

          The Eclipse story is: target/generated-sources/localizer is only recognized as a classpath member if you have m2e connector for build-helper-maven-plugin installed and a plugin adds this path as a source via build-helper-maven-plugin. For other plugins you have to add the directory manually.

          I suggest we wait a little longer to give the reporter time to respond before closing the issue.

          Harald Albers added a comment - @Daniel yes, definitely an IDE issue. The Eclipse story is: target/generated-sources/localizer is only recognized as a classpath member if you have m2e connector for build-helper-maven-plugin installed and a plugin adds this path as a source via build-helper-maven-plugin . For other plugins you have to add the directory manually. I suggest we wait a little longer to give the reporter time to respond before closing the issue.

          Simon Springall added a comment -

          Thanks very much for the fast answer! I can't test right now, but I'm sure this will solve it.
          I am using IntelliJ version 12 and built using maven plugin in IntelliJ but perhaps maven is not configured correctly.

          Simon Springall added a comment - Thanks very much for the fast answer! I can't test right now, but I'm sure this will solve it. I am using IntelliJ version 12 and built using maven plugin in IntelliJ but perhaps maven is not configured correctly.

          Harald Albers added a comment -

          Closing because it is an IDE configuration issue.

          Harald Albers added a comment - Closing because it is an IDE configuration issue.

            albers Harald Albers
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