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Add `projectile-compile-subproject` and `projectile-test-subproject` for building/testing individual modules in multi-module projects (e.g. Maven, Gradle). These commands find the nearest build file (project-file marker) between the current directory and the project root, then run the compile/test command in that directory. Keybindings: `c m c` (compile subproject), `c m t` (test subproject).
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Summary
Closes #1653.
projectile-subproject-roothelper that walks up from the current directory to find the nearest build file (:project-filemarker), stopping at the project rootprojectile-compile-subproject— runs the project's compile command in the nearest subproject directoryprojectile-test-subproject— runs the project's test command in the nearest subproject directoryc m c(compile subproject),c m t(test subproject)This works for any project type that defines
:project-file— Maven (pom.xml), Gradle (build.gradle), Leiningen (project.clj), etc. The implementation let-bindsprojectile-project-compilation-dirso the existingprojectile--run-project-cmdinfrastructure handles everything else (command caching, buffer naming, prompting, etc.).Example: Maven multi-module project
With cursor in
Foo.java,C-c p c m crunsmvn -B clean installinmodule-foo/instead of the project root.Test plan