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[jira] [Updated] (NETBEANS-290) Jump to another pom within your pom
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Alied Pérez Martínez updated NETBEANS-290:
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Description:
As you can see, it is super fun and super fancy to jump to a dependency within your maven pom file. This feature is implemented in IntelliJ, I figured that out, when a colleague said to me: Please jump the dependent pom to check whether we have to override the version or not and I didn't know how.
Yes NetBeans has this effective view but, it is not that productive for me.
Example for IntelliJ:
* Colleague opens pom
* went to the specific warning like for overriding the version or only to see the pom of the dependency
* Ctrl + click and it jumps to that pom
Example for NetBeans
* In the normal pom view it is not possible to do that
* I have to switch to the effective view
* I have to search for the dependency, with ctrl + f because the effective view is muuuuch longer than the normal view
* I have to double click on the right line
So as you can see, the way of intelliJ makes it more productive. I think this enhancement will save a lot of time and is possible, because NetBeans should know all paths to the dependencies.
In IntelliJ, you can't only ctrl + click the name, you can ctrl + click the version and smth more.
Cheers
Chris
was:
As you can see, it is super fun and super fancy to jump to a dependency within your maven pom file. This feature is implemented in IntelliJ, I figured that out, when a collague said to me: Please jump the dependent pom to check whether we have to override the version or not and I didn't know how.
Yes NetBeans has this effective view but, it is not that productive for me.
Example for IntelliJ:
* Collague opens pom
* went to the specific warning like for overriding the version or only to see the pom of the dependency
* Ctrl + click and it jumps to that pom
Example for NetBeans
* In the normal pom view it is not possible to do that
* I have to switch to the effective view
* I have to search for the dependency, with ctrl + f because the effective view is muuuuch longer than the normal view
* I have to double click on the right line
So as you can see, the way of intelliJ makes it more productive. I think this enhancement will save a lot of time and is possible, because NetBeans should know all paths to the dependencies.
In IntelliJ, you can't only ctrl + click the name, you can ctrl + click the version and smth more.
Cheers
Chris
> Jump to another pom within your pom
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>
> Key: NETBEANS-290
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-290
> Project: NetBeans
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: projects - Maven, xml - Schema, xml - Text-Edit
> Affects Versions: Next
> Reporter: Christian Lenz
> Priority: Major
> Attachments: pom-jump-to-dep.gif
>
>
> As you can see, it is super fun and super fancy to jump to a dependency within your maven pom file. This feature is implemented in IntelliJ, I figured that out, when a colleague said to me: Please jump the dependent pom to check whether we have to override the version or not and I didn't know how.
> Yes NetBeans has this effective view but, it is not that productive for me.
>
> Example for IntelliJ:
> * Colleague opens pom
> * went to the specific warning like for overriding the version or only to see the pom of the dependency
> * Ctrl + click and it jumps to that pom
>
> Example for NetBeans
> * In the normal pom view it is not possible to do that
> * I have to switch to the effective view
> * I have to search for the dependency, with ctrl + f because the effective view is muuuuch longer than the normal view
> * I have to double click on the right line
> So as you can see, the way of intelliJ makes it more productive. I think this enhancement will save a lot of time and is possible, because NetBeans should know all paths to the dependencies.
>
> In IntelliJ, you can't only ctrl + click the name, you can ctrl + click the version and smth more.
>
> Cheers
>
> Chris
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