Add a note for Eclipse users and local builds.

[deflaux]

@dloy please take a look

@jean-philippe-martin it might be helpful if you add similar instructions for intelliJ?

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[jean-philippe-martin]

@deflaux, can do.

[jean-philippe-martin]

I find those instructions a little bit confusing, because the Eclipse instructions say "First update the dependencies in your poms to point to the SNAPSHOT versions as mentioned above." but it's not clear that one should only do that if they want to work on multiple repos at once. The section's title is just "Building this project".

[deflaux]

@jean-philippe-martin ptal

[dionloy]

I'm not familiar with Maven other than 'mvn install' =). Do you have a pointer or clarification on the SNAPSHOT version stuff? (just append -SNAPSHOT to the current version, or is something else required here?).

[jean-philippe-martin]

Isn't (3.a) redundant with point (2)? I think we can just remove it. Other than that, the indentation totally cleared up the confusion, thank you!

[deflaux]

How's this version? The basic idea is that maven reads from the local maven repository. Eclipse will do its own build, but it can figure out the dependencies from the pom file. I tend to use both together, as a sanity check.

Please feel free to tweak the wording so that it is more clear. Also, we can dig up links to the maven documentation and eclipse documentation. None of this is specific to genomics, but it is really helpful to give people the cookbook summary right here!

[dionloy]

LGTM Thanks!

On Thu, Sep 3, 2015 at 11:20 AM, Nicole Deflaux notifications@github.com
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How's this version? The basic idea is that maven reads from the local
maven repository. Eclipse will do its own build, but it can figure out the
dependencies from the pom file. I tend to use both together, as a sanity
check.

Please feel free to tweak the wording so that it is more clear. Also, we
can dig up links to the maven documentation and eclipse documentation. None
of this is specific to genomics, but it is really helpful to give people
the cookbook summary right here!

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