Migrate to 2.6.0

[Boris Brodski]

Hello Sebastian,

I started migration to 2.6.0: https://github.com/borisbrodski/Jnario/tree/xtext-2.6.0

Simple stuff work already, but there is still a lot of work to be done. (so no pull request yet)

Browsing Github I found another clone, that already contains 2.6.0 migration done by Stefan Oehme

- Repo: https://github.com/oehme/Jnario

- Migration commit: https://github.com/oehme/Jnario/commit/6e23b66cd166fa269317568da38b99dea73b75fe

Could you please do a quick review of Stefan's migration, so I can either proceed with my migration or switch to the Stefan's?

Thank you!

Cheers,

Boris

[Boris Brodski]

PS

Tried to install Jnario from Stefan's repo. Got following errors:

Cannot complete the install because one or more required items could not be found.

  Software being installed: Jnario IDE 1.0.0.201406121607 (org.jnario.ui.feature.group 1.0.0.201406121607)

  Missing requirement: Common Model 1.0.0.201406121607 (org.jnario 1.0.0.201406121607) requires 'bundle org.objectweb.asm.tree [5.0.1,6.0.0)' but it could not be found

  Cannot satisfy dependency:

    From: org.jnario.feature 1.0.0.201406121607 (org.jnario.feature 1.0.0.201406121607)

    To: bundle org.jnario 1.0.0

  Cannot satisfy dependency:

    From: Jnario IDE 1.0.0.201406121607 (org.jnario.ui.feature.group 1.0.0.201406121607)

    To: org.jnario.feature 1.0.0

It requires me to add current Orbit update site to the update site manager (http://download.eclipse.org/tools/orbit/downloads/drops/R20140525021250/repository/)

What could we do about this?

[Sebastian Benz]

Hello Boris,

thanks for your help! Stefan wrote me yesterday about his efforts and I already had a quick look. Everything looks great so far. He even fixed two memory leaks in Jnario which should fix the problem that Jnario became slower and slower over time. 

I will integrate his changes into the main branch in the next days. 

Cheers,

Sebastian

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[Stefan Oehme]

We probably need to add Orbit to the Jnario update site, so it is self-contained (just like Xtext/Xtend).

I pushed some more fixes and can now build all the tests with the new Jnario.

Currently there is one more issue regarding source-relative outputs (we moved that up from Xtend to Xtext in 2.6.0), so I'll fix that too. We don't want to annoy maven users ;) Also, I'm going to provide proper m2e integration, so Jnario will configure itself according to the settings in the POM.

[Boris Brodski]

Question to Maven build:

Shortly Xtext 2.6.1 was released and this broke my Maven build.

- In kepler.target we have version="2.6.0.v201405210727"

- In all MANIFEST.MF we have bundle-version="[2.6.0,2.7.0)"

Maven resolved "[2.6.0,2.7.0)" to 2.6.1 and than failed to find it within target platform (kepler.target).

What can we do to prevent this in the future?

[Stefan Oehme]

I would say make the target more relaxed. Maintenance releases are okay.

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[Sebastian Benz]

The problem in this case was that you explicitly defined a dependency to Xtend 2.6.1 in org.jnario.m2e, which obviously does not work with the target platform. 

However, in my experience it makes more sense to match each jnario release to a specific Xtend release, as even minor xtend releases brake the compatibility to jnario. 

Sebastian

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[Stefan Oehme]

Then we should go for 2.6.1, as that contains loads of bugfixes.