I have a similar problem to the one described.
The short explanation is that rebuild project only rebuilds project files
from the project roots IF and ONLY IF the project root matches a source
path entry.
In my case, My structure is as follows:
-SrcRoot
|
- -some
|
- -packaging
|
- -subsys1
|
-subsys2
|
-subsys3
|
-...
It used to be that I specify SrcRoot as a sourcepath entry, and any
subsystem* subpackage as a project root. When I would rebuild the project
it would appropriately only rebuild the desired subsystems.
Now it is the case that I have to add each subsystem as a sourcepath entry
individually. This is counterintuitive to me. If the source path entry is
now further down in the package structure, then how can the package
declarations in the source files be correct? If I create a new class in my
project, it no longer has the correct package statement. I can add the
package statement, but haven't had to do so in so long, I can't quite
remember how.
If I leave the original sourcepath root and add the subsystems that I want
as part of this project, it all works as expected. This seems like
overkill however.
This was working in 612, 614 is broken (never tried 613).
regards,
Andrew
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