Add missing option "--target eclipse" to Buck's project command
See original GitHub issueLet’s face it: a big part of the Java community is using Eclipse IDE. Buck provides only native support for InteliJ IDE integration with project command:
buck project --target intellij
Gerrit’s Buck based build implements Eclipse integration in eclipse.py script [1]. Find a way to integrate it or provide another way to generate .project & .classpath from BUCK build files to be able to import a project in Eclipse IDE:
buck project --target eclipse
[1] https://gerrit.googlesource.com/gerrit/+/master/tools/eclipse/project.py
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We are not using Eclipse internally so the team is not going to work on that. We would be happy to review any PRs for that, but we would prefer to have a standalone script which is not a part of buck binary.
Is it necessary that we are only used the Eclipse for this kind o project!