How to Fix IntelliJ IDEA Package Name on Mac
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MacOS Mojave 10.14.1 | Java 11.0.1 | IntelliJ IDEA 2018.2.5 (CE)
I have a project on GitHub, swift-for-java, that contains the contents of the folder SwiftFramework.
Problem:
All of the files within the folder Swift say package SwiftFramework.Swift; at the top. My problem is, that when someone downloads it off of GitHub (per the installation instructions provided), an issue arises because all the package names are SwiftFramework.Swift when now they should all be just Swift.
I am trying to find a way to fix this without manually replacing every occurrence of SwiftFramework.Swift with Swift before every single commit. My git repository exists inside the folder SwiftFramework, outlined in the red box in the image below.
Note: Also, any suggestions for a better way to do this (i.e. putting it in a different project, changing my GitHub installation/usage instructions, etc.) are welcome and would be greatly appreciated as this is my first time doing something of this nature.
java macos github intellij-idea package
asked Nov 9 at 15:59
Noah Wilder
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MacOS Mojave 10.14.1 | Java 11.0.1 | IntelliJ IDEA 2018.2.5 (CE)
I have a project on GitHub, swift-for-java, that contains the contents of the folder SwiftFramework.
Problem:
All of the files within the folder Swift say package SwiftFramework.Swift; at the top. My problem is, that when someone downloads it off of GitHub (per the installation instructions provided), an issue arises because all the package names are SwiftFramework.Swift when now they should all be just Swift.
I am trying to find a way to fix this without manually replacing every occurrence of SwiftFramework.Swift with Swift before every single commit. My git repository exists inside the folder SwiftFramework, outlined in the red box in the image below.
Note: Also, any suggestions for a better way to do this (i.e. putting it in a different project, changing my GitHub installation/usage instructions, etc.) are welcome and would be greatly appreciated as this is my first time doing something of this nature.
java macos github intellij-idea package
asked Nov 9 at 15:59
Noah Wilder
318114
Move every class package underSwifttoSwiftFramework, then rename the base package toSwift
– Peter Lawrey
Nov 9 at 16:26
My only problem with that @PeterLawrey is that I want all of the actual framework files to be under their own folder, for the ease of the user to import it into their own project. The same problem will then exist because then the files won't be underSwiftanymore, they won't be under anything, that's why I have a folder inside of a folder, please check the GitHub link provided.
– Noah Wilder
Nov 9 at 17:57
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I have a project on GitHub, swift-for-java, that contains the contents of the folder SwiftFramework.
Problem:
All of the files within the folder Swift say package SwiftFramework.Swift; at the top. My problem is, that when someone downloads it off of GitHub (per the installation instructions provided), an issue arises because all the package names are SwiftFramework.Swift when now they should all be just Swift.
I am trying to find a way to fix this without manually replacing every occurrence of SwiftFramework.Swift with Swift before every single commit. My git repository exists inside the folder SwiftFramework, outlined in the red box in the image below.
Note: Also, any suggestions for a better way to do this (i.e. putting it in a different project, changing my GitHub installation/usage instructions, etc.) are welcome and would be greatly appreciated as this is my first time doing something of this nature.
java macos github intellij-idea package
asked Nov 9 at 15:59
Noah Wilder
318114
How to Fix IntelliJ IDEA Package Name
MacOS Mojave 10.14.1 | Java 11.0.1 | IntelliJ IDEA 2018.2.5 (CE)
I have a project on GitHub, swift-for-java, that contains the contents of the folder SwiftFramework.
Problem:
All of the files within the folder Swift say package SwiftFramework.Swift; at the top. My problem is, that when someone downloads it off of GitHub (per the installation instructions provided), an issue arises because all the package names are SwiftFramework.Swift when now they should all be just Swift.
I am trying to find a way to fix this without manually replacing every occurrence of SwiftFramework.Swift with Swift before every single commit. My git repository exists inside the folder SwiftFramework, outlined in the red box in the image below.
Note: Also, any suggestions for a better way to do this (i.e. putting it in a different project, changing my GitHub installation/usage instructions, etc.) are welcome and would be greatly appreciated as this is my first time doing something of this nature.
java macos github intellij-idea package
java macos github intellij-idea package
asked Nov 9 at 15:59
Noah Wilder
318114
asked Nov 9 at 15:59
Noah Wilder
318114
asked Nov 9 at 15:59
Noah Wilder
318114
asked Nov 9 at 15:59
Noah Wilder
318114
asked Nov 9 at 15:59
Noah Wilder
318114
318114
Move every class package underSwifttoSwiftFramework, then rename the base package toSwift
– Peter Lawrey
Nov 9 at 16:26
My only problem with that @PeterLawrey is that I want all of the actual framework files to be under their own folder, for the ease of the user to import it into their own project. The same problem will then exist because then the files won't be underSwiftanymore, they won't be under anything, that's why I have a folder inside of a folder, please check the GitHub link provided.
– Noah Wilder
Nov 9 at 17:57
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Move every class package underSwifttoSwiftFramework, then rename the base package toSwift
– Peter Lawrey
Nov 9 at 16:26
My only problem with that @PeterLawrey is that I want all of the actual framework files to be under their own folder, for the ease of the user to import it into their own project. The same problem will then exist because then the files won't be underSwiftanymore, they won't be under anything, that's why I have a folder inside of a folder, please check the GitHub link provided.
– Noah Wilder
Nov 9 at 17:57
Move every class package under
Swift to SwiftFramework, then rename the base package to Swift– Peter Lawrey
Nov 9 at 16:26
Move every class package under
Swift to SwiftFramework, then rename the base package to Swift– Peter Lawrey
Nov 9 at 16:26
My only problem with that @PeterLawrey is that I want all of the actual framework files to be under their own folder, for the ease of the user to import it into their own project. The same problem will then exist because then the files won't be under
Swift anymore, they won't be under anything, that's why I have a folder inside of a folder, please check the GitHub link provided.– Noah Wilder
Nov 9 at 17:57
My only problem with that @PeterLawrey is that I want all of the actual framework files to be under their own folder, for the ease of the user to import it into their own project. The same problem will then exist because then the files won't be under
Swift anymore, they won't be under anything, that's why I have a folder inside of a folder, please check the GitHub link provided.– Noah Wilder
Nov 9 at 17:57
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Move every class package under
SwifttoSwiftFramework, then rename the base package toSwift– Peter Lawrey
Nov 9 at 16:26
My only problem with that @PeterLawrey is that I want all of the actual framework files to be under their own folder, for the ease of the user to import it into their own project. The same problem will then exist because then the files won't be under
Swiftanymore, they won't be under anything, that's why I have a folder inside of a folder, please check the GitHub link provided.– Noah Wilder
Nov 9 at 17:57