Description:
I have tried to add/import the API as Gradle project into Eclipse and have been unsuccessful to say the least.
Steps to reproduce:
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[Step 1]
See README.MD, followed instructions in the section "Build From Source" to the letter.
Pulled copy from Github
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[Step 2]
executed git submodule update --init (completed without issues)
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[Step 3]
executed gradlew.bat :library:build (completed without issues, found 4 JAR files in library/build/libs/)
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[Step 4]
added library/build/generated/source/proto/main/java to build path of top project.
Expected behavior:
Should end up with 3 different projects (Library, Sample, PokeGoAPI-java) and using the installed Java Library on my system (Windows10, JDK1.8 build 121)
Actual behavior:
Projects do get added but with "Problems" tab in Eclipse reporting 25K+(!) errors and looking for a Java library JRE 1.7 which is sooo old that it isn't even funny anymore.
Stacktrace (If it's a crash):
Version:
Latest version pulled from Github.
Description:
I have tried to add/import the API as Gradle project into Eclipse and have been unsuccessful to say the least.
Steps to reproduce:
[Step 1]
See README.MD, followed instructions in the section "Build From Source" to the letter.
Pulled copy from Github
[Step 2]
executed
git submodule update --init(completed without issues)[Step 3]
executed
gradlew.bat :library:build(completed without issues, found 4 JAR files inlibrary/build/libs/)[Step 4]
added
library/build/generated/source/proto/main/javato build path of top project.Expected behavior:
Should end up with 3 different projects (Library, Sample, PokeGoAPI-java) and using the installed Java Library on my system (Windows10, JDK1.8 build 121)
Actual behavior:
Projects do get added but with "Problems" tab in Eclipse reporting 25K+(!) errors and looking for a Java library JRE 1.7 which is sooo old that it isn't even funny anymore.
Stacktrace (If it's a crash):
Version:
Latest version pulled from Github.