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Indeed. I hate it when my code runs in an IDE and not from command line, or vice versa. Maven, custom JAVA_HOME and JVM arguments, conda environments, ... are a
by tomp 6y ago
Indeed. I hate it when my code runs in an IDE and not from command line, or vice versa. Maven, custom JAVA_HOME and JVM arguments, conda environments, ... are a pain to integrate across different environments, especially since every IDE does its own thing.
- nullsense 6y agoPretty easy to use and IDE to dev stuff and just run it on the command line. I used to do that all the time. You aren't forced to actually run the software through the IDE.
- tomp 6y agoThe IDE still needs to be able to resolve all the libraries / packages, so you do need to configure it appropriately.
- nullsense 6y agoDepends. IDE is usually just invoking the build tool chain. That usually can be invoked from CLI too. Like for Java the gradle or maven stuff or .NET the MSBuild stuff. I sort of mix and match depending on what works best for a given project.