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I've completed the atlassian sdk helloworld plugin tutorial, and so far I'm happy that atlas-run shows the plugin.

Import to IntelliJ Idea also went clean.

I understand that Quick Reload plugin is supposed to help avoiding to run time-expensive atlas-run after each minor update.

Could someone please suggest which maven task should be run in order to trigger Quick Reload?

I've tried running: clean, install, deploy from IntelliJ Idea, and each of those crashed Jira.

tishma
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You can just run "atlas-package" to trigger quick reload.

Best regards, Michael

Michael Rueegg
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  • :) I just realized I can do it using package task in Maven Projects/Lifecycle. It looks equivalent. – tishma Mar 02 '16 at 17:23
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    I'm having trouble to use the "Alternate Resource Directories". It seems not to work and so I have to package the plugin every time I change a css or a js :( Any clues? – Vitor Pelizza Jul 29 '16 at 20:59
  • Can I automate atlas-package command to be run when I click "build project" ? – Saurabh Gupta Oct 20 '17 at 16:26