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ForTea plugin build instructions

Prerequirements

You'll need to have .NET Core SDK installed.
To build Rider plugin, you'll also need to have JDK installed.
If you are a JB employee, make sure that you have an office VPN active. Otherwise, uncomment the following line in NuGet.Config: <add key="local" value="C:\w\ForTea\Backend\Libraries" />, create Backend/Libraries folder, build the JetBrains.EnvDTE project and move the following files from JetBrains.EnvDTE build outputs into the newly created Libraries folder:

  • JetBrains.EnvDTE.Client.dll
  • JetBrains.EnvDTE.Client.pdb
  • JetBrains.EnvDTE.Host.dll
  • JetBrains.EnvDTE.Host.pdb

Building Rider plugin

To build Rider plugin, run

cd Frontend
gradlew :prepare
cd ../Backend
dotnet build ForTea.Backend.sln
cd ../Frontend
gradlew :buildPlugin

Build outputs will be placed at Frontend/build/distributions/

Building R# plugin

To build R# plugin, run

cd Frontend
gradlew :prepare
cd ../Backend
./build.ps1 pack

The build script will ask for build configuration. You most likely want to select the 'Debug' configuration.
The build script will also ask for a so-called wave. It depends on the version of ReSharper you plan to install this plugin into. It is defined as two last digits of the version before the first dot + one digit after the first dot. For example, ReSharper 2020.2.1 would have a wave value of 202.

Build outputs will be placed at Backend/artifacts/Debug/

Running/debugging the plugin

Run/debug instructions for Rider plugin can be found here.
Run/debug instructions for ReSharper plugin can be found here.