Ghidra DEV setup for running within Eclipse

[Wall-AF]

What's the minimum gradle ... commands necessary to be able to run Ghidra from within Eclipse after a git clone ... or recent git pull?

[ryanmkurtz]

After a clone:

$ gradle -I gradle/support/fetchDependencies.gradle prepdev eclipse buildNatives

After a pull (needed based on what's changed, but safe to do always):

$ gradle prepdev cleanEclipse eclipse buildNatives

[astrelsky]

How do you feel about merging those tasks for after a pull? It would pretty much just be a do nothing task depending on those. Just so it is that much easier to setup a dev environment with eclipse even though eclipse is trash.

Can call it "refreshDev". A refreshed dev is a good dev ;)

[ryanmkurtz]

What would your full command look like? Were you hoping to incorporate fetchDependencies too?

[astrelsky]

What would your full command look like? Were you hoping to incorporate fetchDependencies too?

Hmm, the fetchDependencies is an init script though. I'm not sure if you can include it. You could probably check them and stop with a message that it needs to be run if out of date.