Reputation: 1593
I want to use the snippet macro in my maven site documentation in order to allow for testing of my examples code snippets with JUnit. But I don't want Eclipse to show the red "there is a build error" marker for all of my projects (which it does since m2eclipse does not recognize the snippet macro). I do want maven dependency management to be enabled for the projects in Eclipse, so disabling the maven integration completely is not an option. Moving to a different IDE is not an option either since I cannot force all of my coworkers to switch from Eclipse as well.
I would like a solution to either:
Upvotes: 3
Views: 332
Reputation: 1593
Uninstalling the Doxia support is one solution.
Under the Help menu, click "Install new software", then "Already installed". Select the "Maven Doxia" bundle and click "Uninstall...".
Upvotes: 0