Just to let you know, the workbench advisor concept does still work in
Eclipse 4. Some of the methods on WorkbenchWindowAdvisor have been
superceded by other mechanisms and are marked deprecated, but unless
deprecated and documented, it should be working. Of course you might still
want to get r
Aleksandar Kurtakov wrote on 03/22/2012 03:22:54 PM:
> I fully support the all-internal approach and after doing that to
> the man-page and rpmstubby projects they have two exported classes
> each. In the rpmstubby case it even led to simplifying/unifying the
codebase.
> But I think that we sho
Andrew Overholt wrote on 03/21/2012 02:25:42 PM:
> Please take a look at the Javadocs for our nightly build:
>
> https://hudson.eclipse.org/hudson/job/linuxtools-master/javadoc/
>
> There is still a *lot* of API exposed. If that's intention, great, but
> if not, we need to fix it ASAP.
>From
I'm not a Tycho user and I don't claim to fully understand the issues
here, but there seems to be confusion on what this Tycho change means. It
is still possible to keep your feature and bundle ids the same when using
this new version of Tycho. For a description of how to handle it, please
see
Good to know we're optimizing our shiny new 21st century SCM practices for
users with 80 character terminals ;)
John
Andrew Overholt wrote on 08/19/2011 11:04:10 AM:
> The git commit message section of our git guide has more content now:
>
> http://wiki.eclipse.org/Linux_Tools_Project/Git#C
Note that the Eclipse Platform team has also been running these tests on
Java 7, and working through the related failures (with both IBM and Oracle
Java 7 VMs). See the following bug and its dependents:
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=342688
If you find Java 7-related test failure
Alexander Kurtakov wrote on 10/04/2010 10:45:45 AM:
> I've commented on the bug but I should also notice that Fedora 11 is
> not a supported version so to user should update to newer version and
> I would highly recommend using the distro provided package which is
> tested and verified to work with
Does anyone here have concrete experience with running Eclipse on OpenJDK
6? We have a user reporting that it is unstable (on Fedora 11), but we'll
like to know if this is a pervasive problem or something isolated. In the
past we have added code in the platform to detect and warn the user if
th
On 04/13/2010 04:39 PM, Andrew Overholt wrote:
> My concern is user expectations. If we just leave it in there for all
> OSes, people will assume it's been well-tested on all OSes. I'm
> inclined to restrict it to Linux-only for now and request testing on
> other operating systems. I'm willing t
Just to clarify the purpose of this process, the CQ's exist mainly as a
way of documenting dependencies. Filing a CQ allows them to be harvested
and documented automatically by the IP log tool, which is far better than
trying to do this by hand. The main thing you need to decide is whether it
i
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