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coordinate software maintenance in openVirus and ami3 #26

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petermr opened this issue Mar 26, 2020 · 3 comments
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coordinate software maintenance in openVirus and ami3 #26

petermr opened this issue Mar 26, 2020 · 3 comments
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ami3 issue primarily related to bugs, development, deployment of ami3

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petermr commented Mar 26, 2020

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petermr commented Mar 26, 2020

openVirus uses a variety of software. An important one is https://github.com/petermr/ami3 . At present petermr is the only developer and maintainer of ami3.
It does not have a good PR practice, and we need this if it is to be significantly developed.

  • do any openVirus participants wish to work on developing ami3
  • if so, how do we wish to manage PRs
  • how do we record contributions?

We now have 3 devs. Others can leave queries/bugs/suggestions here as a "postbox".

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petermr commented Apr 1, 2020

java version

@remkop has suggested moving to Java 14. I'm happy. Would that break anybody?

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petermr commented Apr 1, 2020

#installing ami on Eclipse

@gilad>How did you get the cloned git folder into Eclipse? I tried importing it as an existing folder and it didn't recognize it, nor checking it out directly in Eclipse using the Git plugin worked... I just installed Eclipse 2020-03, by the way.

PMR> I normally:

  • install commandline git. On MacOSX I use brew install git. On Unix it's probably apt-get git.
  • git clone https://github.com/petermr/ami3.git . This clones the whole repo into a subdirectory ./ami3/

Then open Eclipse,
Import | maven | existing projects
browse to the ami3 directory and select ami3.jar
Import it.

It's one of those things that used to give me a lot of trouble and now it doesn't. The Eclipse interface does not give good clues as to what to click.

It then should churr away importing this into a toplevel project called ami3
(It's visually more complex with multi module projects).

HTH

@petermr petermr added the ami3 issue primarily related to bugs, development, deployment of ami3 label Apr 1, 2020
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