r25775 - Add lib/ back to java sourceSet.IntelliJ can't find any of the spellcast Utilities if we don't have the libs in the srcDirs.We need to fi

[Github Bot]

Add lib/ back to java sourceSet.

IntelliJ can't find any of the spellcast Utilities if we don't have the libs in the srcDirs.

We need to figure out how to refactor this to work better before we remove it.

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revert_lib_removal_temporarily by BadHorseMonkey · Pull Request #117 · kolmafia/kolmafia

IntelliJ is falling all over itself failing because srcDirs doesn't include 'lib'. While I am all in favor of pulling it out, it's breaking things. We may need a more tailored src...

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[fronobulax]

I wanted to know who did this and see the discussion or the submit/approve/merge chain. I press the View on Github link and I get a page with artifacts and annotation, but can't figure out how to do that. I think I manually found it by scanning closed Pull Requests but if there were a link from something published here, on Kolmafia.us, to the most recent pull request included in the release that would be helpful.

Alternatively providing text here that quotes the name or the main title of the PR (so searching is easier) would be helpful.

And now that I have written this I see it is a misplaced FR.

 

[heeheehee]

(I manually added a link to the PR in the first post.)

Usually the title or the description contains some mention of the PR number, which gets auto-linkified (as in this post). I manually edited the description before submitting and guess it lost the PR number.

 

[fronobulax]

(I manually added a link to the PR in the first post.)

Usually the title or the description contains some mention of the PR number, which gets auto-linkified (as in this post). I manually edited the description before submitting and guess it lost the PR number.

OK. I found the context I wanted but if the automated process isn't providing thing that make it easy then I would consider improving the process. Probably just dumb luck on my part that I picked something were the process was partially bypassed.