Fabian Bahle

I'm totally aware of that issue, as I faced the same problem with Eclipse and NetBeans. It would make sense to have a common formatter for all IDEs or even...

I need to check their XML output, but I'm pretty sure I would have to write my own custom mapper, which could be quite difficult as there might be a...

Some news on this: I found the Maven repository for the JetBrains Maven artifacts: https://plugins.jetbrains.com/docs/intellij/intellij-artifacts.html And I think I found the artifacts of the IntelliJ Java formatter, but I did...

Hi @zuzzz, yes and no, I tried a lot but it seems the formatter of IntelliJ is not very loosely coupled. Their formatter expects a special IntelliJ document which can...

There is also an issue filed for this together with some further information in the formatter-maven-plugin: https://github.com/revelc/formatter-maven-plugin/issues/97#issuecomment-435024967 Unfortunately, it seems that the mentioned library has a lot of Eclipse dependencies...

Hi @jtgoen, first of all thanks for your interest in the formatter plugin for NetBeans. So far, I didn't see any reason to integrate the spotless Java formatter as it...

@jtgoen I finally had the time to look into the Spotless Code and I think I have an idea what you are looking for, but I don't think it fits...

@jtgoen Any news regarding this?

FYI: I just tried EclipseLink 4.0.3 and this version works also great for me, so the bug must have been introduced in 4.0.4