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Key: GROOVY-797
Type: New Feature New Feature
Status: Closed Closed
Resolution: Fixed
Priority: Major Major
Assignee: Franck Rasolo
Reporter: Sam Pullara
Votes: 0
Watchers: 1
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Groovy plugin should include a default runtime for scripts

Created: 24/Mar/05 04:57 PM   Updated: 21/Dec/09 06:50 AM   Resolved: 30/Jun/05 10:59 PM
Component/s: None
Affects Version/s: 1.0-JSR-1
Fix Version/s: 1.0-JSR-3

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Environment: Mac OS X, IntelliJ EAP 3265


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I should be able to easily run groovy programs with only the plugin installed.



Franck Rasolo added a comment - 05/Apr/05 06:23 PM

What should be done if a given module (containing Groovy scripts) is already configured with a Groovy library older than the one shipped with the plug-in?


Sam Pullara added a comment - 06/Apr/05 04:19 PM

[1:12pm] sam: fraz: all i think you should do with the plugin is make it easy to add it to their project using files already included with the plugin
[1:14pm] sam: fraz: right now you must download more than the plugin to run your groovy scripts
[1:16pm] fraz: sam: true, but should it be automatic or through a toggable option?
[1:16pm] sam: Fraz: i think it should show up as a global library you can click
[1:17pm] sam: can you add it to this list in IDEA?  http://homepage.mac.com/spullara?/globallibraries.pdf
[1:18pm] fraz: sam: I like the global library approach, it's not too intrusive and can be ticked off. Do you mind updating the corresponding issue to reflect this?
[1:18pm] sam: ok
[1:18pm] fraz: many thanks


Franck Rasolo added a comment - 30/Jun/05 10:59 PM

Implemented - will ship with GroovyJ v0.1.0 (Irida build #3378+)