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Eclipse plugin doesn't find all gradle projects #104
Part of the problem for me was that the Eclipse plugin needs Buildship 3.0 (although its Require-Bundle manifest entry does not constrain the version) and I had 2.2.1 installed. Buildship 3.1 is the current latest. I think we should upgrade to that and see where it leaves us.
This is working for me now with Eclipse 2019-06 and a 0.0.13 snapshot of the Eclipse plugin.
I've noticed that it takes a while after importing or refreshing a Gradle project for the project's settings to be customized. That seems to be because every project in the workspace is processed, rather than just the newly imported or refreshed project.
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wilkinsona commentedon Jun 25, 2019
Part of the problem for me was that the Eclipse plugin needs Buildship 3.0 (although its
Require-Bundlemanifest entry does not constrain the version) and I had 2.2.1 installed. Buildship 3.1 is the current latest. I think we should upgrade to that and see where it leaves us.wilkinsona commentedon Jun 25, 2019
See #117 for the Buildship upgrade.
wilkinsona commentedon Jun 25, 2019
This is working for me now with Eclipse 2019-06 and a 0.0.13 snapshot of the Eclipse plugin.
I've noticed that it takes a while after importing or refreshing a Gradle project for the project's settings to be customized. That seems to be because every project in the workspace is processed, rather than just the newly imported or refreshed project.
philwebb commentedon Jun 25, 2019
Spring Framework suffers a bit with import times and I wonder if it's related to our plugin. Perhaps there's a better way.