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[GitHub] [camel-k] samuelhnrq edited a comment on issue #564: Improve IDE compatibility

samuelhnrq edited a comment on issue #564:
URL: https://github.com/apache/camel-k/issues/564#issuecomment-753386924


   How about an gradle plugin?
   
   We then try to explain the global scope of groovy, file structure (TBD #1135), and whatnot to the build tool and let whatever first party build tool integration of the IDE do the rest of the magic?
   
   Obvious cons:
   - First and foremost, it's probably overkill to involve the elephant that is gradle here:
   - it's not even going to build anything
   - Confuse developers adding dependencies and not having them reflected
    
   UNLESS we give in to gradle overlords and use it instead of the cli, `kamel run` as a target, `kamel run --dev` as another target so on and so forth, test as a target as well, dependencies, configuration with it etc etc. Which I would personally love, huge gradle fan here
   
   EDIT: But I know that would be tremendously drastic, no idea about viability, just brainstorming 


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