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February 19, 2013 10:35
Automatic Java formatting avoids developers needing to spend time thinking about formatting specifics, since the next Maven run can format the files for them automatically. Format source files during the process-sources maven phase
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Sorry, I did not pay enough attention to my proposed changes to pom.xml. They are far too sweeping, introduced by my use of the sgml-pretty-print command in emacs. |
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* JENKINS-48258 Use a copy of ssh file * Corrected exception handling as per bug report * Fixed error * Fixed error
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fix: checkout for partial clone need creds
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Since you're starting with a fresh plugin and a fresh repository, this seems like a good time to suggest that you consider using automatic formatting as part of the Maven build process.
I find it much easier to maintain code which is automatically formatted by the machine since then I no longer worry about formatting and differences which are formatting related. I can focus on the code and trust that the formatter will make the code look consistent.