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The OrcScala project currently contains an absolute path to the macroparadise compiler plugin. This is required do to limitations in Scala-IDE. The problem causes a "missing plugin: macroparadise" error when trying to build OrcScala.
Workaround
In OrcScala -> Properties -> Scala Compiler -> Advanced, replace the value of Xplugin with the absolute path to <workspace>/OrcScala/lib/paradise_2.12.2-2.1.0.jar.
Solution
The real solution to this problem is either to fix Scala-IDE or switch to an SBT build (#200). The latter will fix the problem since the eclipse project files will be generated locally for each user instead of being shared making the absolute path in the project config acceptable.
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I have not reported it to Scala IDE, yet. I was hoping for a response to my email. But I will just report it. Regardless, I think this issue should stay open until it's fixed for realz.
The OrcScala project currently contains an absolute path to the macroparadise compiler plugin. This is required do to limitations in Scala-IDE. The problem causes a "missing plugin: macroparadise" error when trying to build OrcScala.
Workaround
In OrcScala -> Properties -> Scala Compiler -> Advanced, replace the value of Xplugin with the absolute path to
<workspace>/OrcScala/lib/paradise_2.12.2-2.1.0.jar
.Solution
The real solution to this problem is either to fix Scala-IDE or switch to an SBT build (#200). The latter will fix the problem since the eclipse project files will be generated locally for each user instead of being shared making the absolute path in the project config acceptable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: