This is normally in your home folder in '.m2/repository' Only a type can be imported. Click 'Folder' and select your Maven repository folder.Click 'New' and set its name as M2_REPO.
If not, click this folder in the package explorer and add it from the context menu by following "Build Path > Use as Source Folder" Unbound Classpath Variable M2_REPO in Eclipse If you see your Eclipse reporting that the "Messages" classes do not exist, make sure Eclipse is treating your target/generated-sources/localizer directory as one of the source root directory. Run mvn clean install to let Maven rebuild the tree. Did you put in javadoc? this maybe caused by Eclipse and Maven both using the target folder for build output. If you get the error message Unable to find a plugin class. If the above approach isn't an option, you can right click those error messages and select quick fixes to shut m2e up. If you grep the console output from Maven with "maven-hpi-plugin", you can see the current version you are using. To use a newer version of maven-hpi-plugin, either ensure that you are building your plugin against sufficiently newer version of Jenkins (such as the current LTS base 1.509) or explicitly add the following fragment in your plugin pom.xml. It is probably simpler to just upgrade to Juno or later. To resolve the problem in this manner, you need to use m2e 1.1 and newer AND you need to use maven-hpi-plugin 1.87 and newer.īeware that certain versions/editions of Eclipse bundles m2e by default, in those cases you cannot upgrade m2e by itself. maven-hpi-plugin 1.87 contains this definition, thereby avoding the errors. M2e 1.1 introduced a mechanism to allow Maven plugins to define how the plugins should be handled by m2e. Upgrade to m2e 1.1+ and use maven-hpi-plugin 1.87+ There are two ways to resolve this problem. If you are curious, see the write-up from m2e developers as to why they did this. This is because m2e wants to know how to deal with additional Maven plugins we use for building Jenkins plugins. When you import a Jenkins plugin project with m2e, you might see a number of errors reporting "Plugin execution not covered by lifecycle configuration". Plugin execution not covered by lifecycle configuration See Plugin tutorial#Eclipse for the recommended way of using Eclipse. This page collects common pitfalls and solutions for problems you may encounter while developing Jenkins plugins in Eclipse.
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