eclipse-metadata

Eclipse .classpath in SVN: JRE collision

家住魔仙堡 提交于 2019-12-11 07:56:05
问题 I'm about to commit Eclipse .classpath and .project into SVN, following the good advice I got here on SO. The problem is that some JRE definitions are unique to a developer's machine, e.g.: <classpathentry kind="con" path="..JRE_CONTAINER/org..../Jeffs JRE"/> If this line is committed, it fails on other machines that don't have Jeffs JRE . Any idea for a workaround? Could the JRE definitions be shared as well? 回答1: I never saw adding specific IDE configuration files as a good practice, but

Where does Eclipse save the list of files to open on startup?

爱⌒轻易说出口 提交于 2019-12-03 18:38:21
问题 Question : where does Eclipse store the list of files it opens on startup? Background : Having installed a plugin into Eclipse which promptly crashed, my Eclipse workspace is in a bit of a state. When started, the building workspace task pauses indefinitely at 20%. Before I uninstall the plugin I want to give it another chance. I have a feeling that the reason Eclipse is pausing is because of a file which was opened when it crashed, which it tries to reopen on startup. If I can stop this file

Where does Eclipse save the list of files to open on startup?

Deadly 提交于 2019-11-29 23:55:59
Question : where does Eclipse store the list of files it opens on startup? Background : Having installed a plugin into Eclipse which promptly crashed, my Eclipse workspace is in a bit of a state. When started, the building workspace task pauses indefinitely at 20%. Before I uninstall the plugin I want to give it another chance. I have a feeling that the reason Eclipse is pausing is because of a file which was opened when it crashed, which it tries to reopen on startup. If I can stop this file from opening on startup there's a chance I may be able to coax the plugin to behave. The problem is I

Clean out Eclipse workspace metadata

戏子无情 提交于 2019-11-28 17:49:27
I use multiple workspaces with Eclipse. I recently noticed that some of my workspaces have a lot of cruft in them from software packages that I installed and then later removed. As far as I can tell, the situation is that many packages write stuff (sometimes a lot of stuff) to the .metadata folder for every workspace I open while the package was installed. When I removed a package, it seems to clean out the .metadata folder for the workspace that I happen to have open at the time, but all the other workspaces are left with orphaned metadata. Sometimes this metadata causes problems—often,

Eclipse .metadata\.plugins disk space

北城余情 提交于 2019-11-28 17:08:09
问题 Eclipse's .metadata/.plugins seems to consume way too much space (235 MB), is there something I can safely throw away and still be happy? I archive my source root, and this seems to take away all my space. This is a project with several Java projects. 回答1: The plugins store your workspace configuration. If you delete them then your workspace may become unusable. Depending on your plugins used and what you are doing you can probably delete some of them. Personally I'm regularly cleaning some