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@eugene-mobile, small and easy changes like the one you suggested are prime for creating a pull request. I'm pretty sure that Steffen has a regular job, and would appreciate it.

I also have a regular job, but I've been meaning to get this plugin up and running in my own development environment so I can create more pull requests and contribute to this plugin.

There has been a lot of talk in the GWT community about how to update the source builds, and gradle has been mentioned quite a bit. I'm not sure when the next GWT community hangout will be, but I most likely be making a presentation about my organization's migration to gradle.

So, FYI @steffenschaefer, I'll be mentioning this plugin since it has been so crucial!!!

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@steffenschaefer, if you have any pointers/references for getting a dev environment set up, please pass it along :)

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The examples are wired against the latest development version (currently 0.4-SNAPSHOT). As you already discovered, this version cant' be found in the maven repo committed to GitHub. This version has to be built locally during development.

To make the examples work, you only have to call "gradle publish" or "gradlew publish" in the root folder of the git repository. This will build the snapshots and put them to the right place for the example projects (git-ignored folder named "repo" in the root of the Git repository). After that, the example projects should simply be buildable without any local change.

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@strootman I completely agree: the plugin is extremely crucial, especially now when whole community is transitioning to super-dev mode.

Thanks for pointing out that my suggestion should be a pull request. I wasn't sure what to do as I haven't been contributing to any open-source project yet. Hopefully I can bring something valuable to the community.

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