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Eclipse plugin for 1.14.0 and newer has version number 1.13.0 #744
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Thanks. This is the first release using a new GitHub actions workflow, and obviously something went wrong there. I think the
I'll try to sort it out. |
Happened again for 1.15.0. |
Forgot to update the version number in eclipse_plugin/pom.xml? google-java-format/eclipse_plugin/pom.xml Line 25 in edf036c
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Note that as discussed in #835, the wrong version number also makes updating google-java-format tricky because if you just put a new JAR with the same version number in |
Occurred again for 1.16.0. |
Happend again for v1.17.0. The plugin not only keeps the old version but also includes the old version of the google-java-format.jar
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Happened again for 1.18.0. @cushon Any chance to get this resolved? Upgrading the Eclipse plugin is tedious because of this because Eclipse silently ignores a new JAR if it has the same version number. I suspect that several issues about the Eclipse plugin here would be resolved if the version is fixed. |
I am not currently using Eclipse and it isn't a supported IDE at my day job, which has been contributing the lack of support for Eclipse plugin here. I adjusted the step that is supposed to be updated the versions for the eclipse plugin (https://github.com/google/google-java-format/blob/685a6c9ebd43aab9ef458379de7d3883bfee970f/.github/workflows/release.yml#L34C1-L35), and pushed a draft 1.18.1 release that seems have successfully updated the versions: @PhilippWendler can you let me know if that looks good to you? |
@cushon Thank you very much! I would love to test this, but the last link is not working for me, and https://github.com/google/google-java-format/releases/tag/v1.18.1 doesn't have any JARs. Could you maybe upload it here? |
@PhilippWendler This is the build of the plugin: issue744.zip. (The |
Works perfectly for me! I took my existing Eclipse installation with google-java-format 1.17.0 (which identifies itself as 1.13.0) and just put So from my point of view, this could be released officially. 🎉 Thanks a lot! |
Great, thank you for testing! I have published the release: https://github.com/google/google-java-format/releases/tag/v1.18.1 |
This is consistent with the versions for the other modules. The release process updates the versions and pushes a tagged commit, but the version in the main branch is always 'HEAD-SNAPSHOT'. Follow-up to #744 (comment) PiperOrigin-RevId: 571607356
This is consistent with the versions for the other modules. The release process updates the versions and pushes a tagged commit, but the version in the main branch is always 'HEAD-SNAPSHOT'. Follow-up to #744 (comment) PiperOrigin-RevId: 571607356
This is consistent with the versions for the other modules. The release process updates the versions and pushes a tagged commit, but the version in the main branch is always 'HEAD-SNAPSHOT'. Follow-up to #744 (comment) PiperOrigin-RevId: 571607356
This is consistent with the versions for the other modules. The release process updates the versions and pushes a tagged commit, but the version in the main branch is always 'HEAD-SNAPSHOT'. Follow-up to #744 (comment) PiperOrigin-RevId: 571607356
This is consistent with the versions for the other modules. The release process updates the versions and pushes a tagged commit, but the version in the main branch is always 'HEAD-SNAPSHOT'. Follow-up to #744 (comment) PiperOrigin-RevId: 571607356
The release page on GitHub for 1.14.0 contains a
google-java-format-eclipse-plugin-1.13.0.jar
but not the expectedgoogle-java-format-eclipse-plugin-1.14.0.jar
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