what next

[cscsaba]

Hello Robert,

I went over the Github rsa key authentication successfully. Can you check the sceenshot below

http://min.us/mbgAUvA6JNw7jQ

How can add the content of my local git repo to my project ? (As if it could not recognize it, moreover I tried to add a sub folder as well (ie. local git repo/org.eclipse.symfony.core) )

Thanks for your patient.

Csaba

[Robert Gründler]

Hi Csaba,

On 14.07.11 10:50, cscsaba wrote:
> Hello Robert,
>
> I went over the Github rsa key authentication successfully. Can you
> check the sceenshot below
>
> http://min.us/mbgAUvA6JNw7jQ
>

> How can add the content of my local git repo to my project ?

Sorry, i don't quite understand your question. If you are talking about
eclipse, you need to import
each project of the git repo into your workspace.

You can find the instructions here:
https://github.com/pulse00/Symfony-2-Eclipse-Plugin/wiki/Development-environment

Concerning the git integration of your local git repo in eclipse, i
can't help you as i'm not using the eclipse git plugin but
the native github client for mac.

regards

-robert

[cscsaba]

Meanwhile it came to my mind, they should be imported ... ( sorry I forgot it, I thought the import will be Git specific).
I think, I'm ready to know what would be the next phase.

Csaba

2011/7/14 Robert Gründler <r.gru...@gmail.com>

[Robert Gründler]

On 14.07.11 15:02, cscsaba wrote:

Meanwhile it came to my mind, they should be imported ... ( sorry I forgot it, I thought the import will be Git specific).

great!

I think, I'm ready to know what would be the next phase.

I'm currently in the middle of a major rewrite of the Twig plugin, which also affects the twig-bridge of the
Symfony plugin.

It would probably best if you start with something that does not conflict with the parts i'm currently working on.

My proposal would be Validation/QuickFix proposals, for example:

1. Show a validation error for un-imported annotations ( is already working)
2. Offer a quick-fix to import the annotation ( like in the in the Java editor)

If you have other ideas, feel free to describe them ;)

Note: Please use the "folding" branch of the git repository, as this is the current development branch.


regards

-robert

[Robert Gründler]

Hi,

i've moved back to the master branch for development, as the thing i was working on in the folding branch did not work that way (unfortunately).

However, the twig code folding could be implemented in a easier way, why i had to switch back to the master branch and implement it there - the
folding branch was messed up too much...

So please from now on use the master branch for either the symfony or the twig plugin development.


Sorry for the confusion ;)


regards

-robert





Am 7/14/11 3:02 PM, schrieb cscsaba:

[cscsaba]

Hello,

I will have an interview on Wednesday, after I will have time to check the plugin more closer. Until then can you explain what do you mean by folding branch or code folding ?
I know what is the code folding, does it have another meaning in point of Symfony plugin development ?

I'm going to make my own test project on Github by Wednesday and test it how the Git works.

Thanks in advance.

Csaba

2011/7/16 Robert Gründler <r.gru...@gmail.com>

[Robert Gründler]

Hi,

no

I know what is the code folding, does it have another meaning in point of Symfony plugin development ?

No, it has nothing to do with the Symfony framework, but i'm kind of working on 2 plugins in parallel (Symfony + Twig).

The Twig plugin adds support for the Twig template language, which is used by Symfony2.

Here's the twig plugin on github: https://github.com/pulse00/Twig-Eclipse-Plugin

Maybe we can split up our work between the 2 plugins? You'll look into the Symfony plugin and i focus on the Twig plugin?


Good luck for your interview!

regards

-robert