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Build Identifier: As per this discussion thread (http://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/t/240197/), I would like to use a snap bundle to encapsulate web theme resources for a number of web app bundles. I have 3 WABs (using common data/business bundles) which are all branded identically for different customers. So, at present, I have an identical set of files (css, images) in these 3 bundles. I would like to create a snap bundle which contains these resources, and which can be 'attached' to multiple WAB bundles. As I understand it, at present, a snap bundle can only have one host. I think it would be a useful enhancement to allow a snap bundle to specify multiple hosts in its manifest header. Reproducible: Always
We are using quite a similar setup and have already adapted the snaps to allow for multiple hosts. I will try to extract the changes we made as patch and provide it here as soon as possible (hopefully next week).
Created attachment 265451 [details] Path that implements support for multiple snap-hosts Attached please find the changes we made for making snaps attachable to multiple hosts.
Hi Stefan Thank you very much for contributing the patch. I hopefully find some time next week to over it and merge it into development branch. Regards, Dani
That is great to hear - I will wait for your feedback then.
Hi Stefan, I reviewed your contribution and applied the patch to development. Build job on Hudson is running, pls download the result [1] and check if everything works as expected. Post the outcome here so I can close this Bug if everything is fine. [1] https://hudson.eclipse.org/virgo/view/Snaps/job/Snaps-Development/2/artifact/build/distributions/snaps-3.7.0.M04.zip
Wow, that was fast - thanks! I hope I will have time this week to test the outcome.
I just checked the build you posted - everything works as expected, thanks!
Hi Stefan, thank you for checking the build. Do you have time to update the documentation for Snaps as well? Regards, Dani
Hi Dani, yes, sure. Do you have any tips on how to edit the documentation (I assume you are referring to the directory "snaps-guide")? I have seen that the documentation is compiled from a set of xml files... do you just edit the source - or do you have any particular editor at hand? Cheers, Stefan
(In reply to Stefan Zugal from comment #9) > yes, sure. Thank you very much. >Do you have any tips on how to edit the documentation Well, not really. But I will check which Eclipse Plugin we could use and then make sure the Gradle build prepares everything. >(I assume you are referring to the directory "snaps-guide")? Yes, exactly. I will now close this Bug and open two additional ones. The First one [1] for integrating the snaps-guide subproject in the Snaps Gradle build and a second one [2] for you to do the actual documentation task for the newly introduced features. [1] https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=509225 [2] https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=509226 Regards, Dani
