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pmd-eclipse-feature/feature.xml
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<plugin
id="net.sourceforge.pmd.eclipse"
download-size="1004760"
download-size="981"
install-size="0"
version="2.0.0"/>
<plugin
id="net.sourceforge.pmd.core"
download-size="3773690"
download-size="3685"
install-size="0"
version="1.3.2"/>

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Release notes for the PMD Eclipse Plugin
----------------------------------------
IMPORTANT : SINCE v2.0 THE INSTALLATION PROCEDURE HAS BEEN CHANGED.
READ THE SETUP_README.TXT FILE IN THE DOWNLOADED PACKAGE
FOR INSTRUCTIONS.
v2.0RC1 (alias v2.0.0) - 01/12/2003
-----------------------------------
As the plugin has become more complex, the plugin is now published with "release
candidates" technique. So, when a RC is published, only bugs are corrected before
a final release is published.
UPDATED : Changing the deployment structure of the plugin
---------------------------------------------------------
The plugin has been refactored to follow the standard deployment (installation)
procedures of Eclipse. PMD comes now into Eclipse as a "feature" and is composed
of two plugins : one for encapsulating PMD (net.sourceforge.pmd.core) and one for
the UI integration (net.sourceforge.pmd.eclipse).
A simple unzip doesn't work anymore, but using the update manager of Eclipse is required.
Please, read the instructions included in the setup_readme.txt file of the package
you downloaded from Sourceforge.
NEW : Adding the "lazy check" feature
-------------------------------------
This feature comes to help "big" projects. Now, when PMD is enabled for a project,
the plugin ask before checking the entire project. If the answer is no, the new options
are only applied when files are saved or added into the project.
NEW : Adding the "working set" feature
--------------------------------------
This feature also comes for big projects. A working set can be configured by project
to filter files that have to be checked by PMD. Open the project properties dialog to
specify this working set.
NEW : Using a project ruleset file
----------------------------------
Instead of using the rulset configured in Eclipse preferences, it's possible to
configure projects to use a ruleset file from the project. This file must be named
".ruleset" and must be in the root directory of the project. When the option is enabled,
if the ruleset file doesn't exist, it is created.
NEW : Previewing the Quickfix feature
-------------------------------------
The plugin comes with a preview of the future "quickfix" feature. This feature will
enable to use the Quickfix feature of Eclipse to correct rules violations. This version
provides a quickfix for the duplicate imports rule. The quickfix consists of deleting
the line where the violation occurs.
UPDATED : Improving Eclipse v3 support
--------------------------------------
The plugin has been refactored so that it should now work for both Eclipse v2 and v3
under a JDK v1.3. But a Eclipse v2.10 minimum is still required.
This version has been tested whith Eclipse v2.11 and Eclipse v3M4.
FIXED : Importing rules and rulesets
------------------------------------
Various bug reports shared the same problem : XML parsing of ruleset files. This
parsing has been refactored (included in the PMD core engine) so that these bugs should
now be fixed. These bugs were about importing rulesets, modifying rules properties,...
FIXED : Improving AST generation
--------------------------------
The generation of the AST has been refactored so that it now uses introspection to
produce the tree. So now, no attributes should missed. Also, the XML output has been
reviewed so that the generated file should now be a valid XML file.
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v1.2.0 - 27/10/2003
NEW : Adding a JDK 1.3 compatibility option