In packages with multiple files, only the current file is sent to javac. Errors are reported if dependencies exist.. #31

m4tty · 2015-08-11T23:21:59Z

If you have multiple files in a package (e.g. FooServer.java and FooResource.java) and one depends on the other, javac will report errors because the other file wasn't provided to it via linter-javac and so it isn't aware of that source.

fixes #31. send all java files in the project to javac, so it has the…

keplersj closed this as completed in dda7638 Nov 4, 2015

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Merge pull request #32 from m4tty/fix31

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fixes #31. send all java files in the project to javac, so it has the…

elldritch mentioned this issue Nov 20, 2015

Only lint files in .classpath directory #40

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In packages with multiple files, only the current file is sent to javac. Errors are reported if dependencies exist.. #31

In packages with multiple files, only the current file is sent to javac. Errors are reported if dependencies exist.. #31

m4tty commented Aug 11, 2015

In packages with multiple files, only the current file is sent to javac. Errors are reported if dependencies exist.. #31

In packages with multiple files, only the current file is sent to javac. Errors are reported if dependencies exist.. #31

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m4tty commented Aug 11, 2015