Mps Build Language

JetBrains/MPS/.agents/skills/mps-build-language

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Use when authoring or modifying MPS Build Language scripts (`BuildProject` roots) — the declarative DSL that generates Ant `build.xml` to package MPS language plugins, IDEA plugins, plain Java modules, standalone IDE/RCP distributions, module tests, or `run code from solution` tasks. Covers build solution setup, macros, project/external/Java dependencies, MPS module declarations (`BuildMps_Language` / `_Solution` / `_Generator`), groups, layouts, IDEA-plugin declarations, MPS settings, and the w

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Download the archive and add the files to your project manually.

Skill details

Versionv1.0.0

AuthorJetBrains

Categorycoding

Skill IDJetBrains/MPS/.agents/skills/mps-build-language

Files17 files

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