- Clone and Build azure-maven-plugins/azure-toolkit-libs first.
Azure Toolkit for Intellij doesn't depend on our maven plugins, but they share some code together.
$ git clone https://github.com/microsoft/azure-maven-plugins.git $ cd azure-maven-plugins/azure-toolkit-libs $ mvn clean install - Clone the repository with HTTPS or SSH:
$ git clone https://github.com/Microsoft/azure-tools-for-java.git $ cd azure-tools-for-java - Run the following command under the project base path:
$ mvn clean install -f Utils/pom.xml - Use Gradle to build the plugin
You can find the outputs under
$ ./gradlew -b PluginsAndFeatures/azure-toolkit-for-intellij/build.gradle buildPluginPluginsAndFeatures/azure-toolkit-for-intellij/build/distributions
- Open IntelliJ, open PluginsAndFeatures/azure-toolkit-for-intellij.
- Run/Debug the plugin by triggering the Gradle task as following:
- Clone the repository with HTTPS or SSH:
$ git clone https://github.com/Microsoft/azure-tools-for-java.git $ cd azure-tools-for-java - Run the following command under the project base path:
$ mvn clean install -f Utils/pom.xml $ mvn clean install -f PluginsAndFeatures/AddLibrary/AzureLibraries/pom.xml - Use Maven to build the plugin
You can find the outputs under
mvn clean install -f PluginsAndFeatures/azure-toolkit-for-eclipse/pom.xmlPluginsAndFeatures/azure-toolkit-for-eclipse/WindowsAzurePlugin4EJ/target
- Open Eclipse, select
import > Maven > Existing Maven Projects:
- Import all the modules under
PluginsAndFeatures/azure-toolkit-for-eclipse:
- New a run/debug configuration and click Run/Debug:
