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@winteryoung Hmm... it's the first time I personally hear of potentially being able to install and run jars from Debian or Ubuntu software repositories. Do you know if Ubuntu and Debian support this use case? 🤔
Cool, I wasn't aware that google-java-format is already packaged for homebrew.
If this issue is accepted by the google-java-format team, I wonder (on a sort of side note) if chocolatey (Windows) should have a package for google-java-format as well, if it doesn't have one already.
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jbduncan commentedon Dec 1, 2017
@winteryoung Hmm... it's the first time I personally hear of potentially being able to install and run jars from Debian or Ubuntu software repositories. Do you know if Ubuntu and Debian support this use case? 🤔
winteryoung commentedon Dec 1, 2017
We need to write a wrapper script to launch this jar and package them both into a .deb file. The wrapper goes to /usr/bin, the jar goes to /usr/lib.
winteryoung commentedon Dec 1, 2017
There's already a google-java-format wrapper for homebrew (mac) and a wrapper for scoop (windows).
jbduncan commentedon Dec 1, 2017
Cool, I wasn't aware that google-java-format is already packaged for homebrew.
If this issue is accepted by the google-java-format team, I wonder (on a sort of side note) if chocolatey (Windows) should have a package for google-java-format as well, if it doesn't have one already.
cushon commentedon Dec 19, 2019
This is probably not something we're going to get to ourselves, but if someone wants to package it for
aptwe'd be happy to add a link to https://github.com/google/google-java-format#third-party-integrations.