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I've a code repository in which is commited an eclipse workspace (everything in the workspace directory except pdom files).
This workspace references several projects that are commited in the same repository.



If I checkout this repository to another place and open it with eclipse, the workspace is empty (no project anymore)



I suspect that eclipse stores projects location with a full path while I expected a relative path.
Unfortunately, I was unable to find in which file of the workspace are stored the projects reference.



I'm using this system for continuous integration with Jenkis. Each branch is checked out in a different directory.



What should I do to make it work ?



Edit : Even if the workspace references projects by their full and not relative path, opening a workspace should at least contain some projects...






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  • What kind of repository (Git, SVN, ...)? It's unclear to me what your question is. The project locations are stored in the <workspace>/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.core.resources/.projects/<project_name>/.location files. Is that what you wanted to know?
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  • For me, it does not depends on the repository but in my case, it is mercurial. Yes, this is the file i'm looking for. I can see that the path is not a relative path... I will try to change it by hand but it's a binary file, not sure if this will work.
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I've a code repository in which is commited an eclipse workspace (everything in the workspace directory except pdom files).
This workspace references several projects that are commited in the same repository.



If I checkout this repository to another place and open it with eclipse, the workspace is empty (no project anymore)



I suspect that eclipse stores projects location with a full path while I expected a relative path.
Unfortunately, I was unable to find in which file of the workspace are stored the projects reference.



I'm using this system for continuous integration with Jenkis. Each branch is checked out in a different directory.



What should I do to make it work ?



Edit : Even if the workspace references projects by their full and not relative path, opening a workspace should at least contain some projects...






eclipse jenkins







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  • What kind of repository (Git, SVN, ...)? It's unclear to me what your question is. The project locations are stored in the <workspace>/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.core.resources/.projects/<project_name>/.location files. Is that what you wanted to know?
    – howlger
    yesterday










  • For me, it does not depends on the repository but in my case, it is mercurial. Yes, this is the file i'm looking for. I can see that the path is not a relative path... I will try to change it by hand but it's a binary file, not sure if this will work.
    – Julien
    yesterday













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I've a code repository in which is commited an eclipse workspace (everything in the workspace directory except pdom files).
This workspace references several projects that are commited in the same repository.



If I checkout this repository to another place and open it with eclipse, the workspace is empty (no project anymore)



I suspect that eclipse stores projects location with a full path while I expected a relative path.
Unfortunately, I was unable to find in which file of the workspace are stored the projects reference.



I'm using this system for continuous integration with Jenkis. Each branch is checked out in a different directory.



What should I do to make it work ?



Edit : Even if the workspace references projects by their full and not relative path, opening a workspace should at least contain some projects...






eclipse jenkins







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I've a code repository in which is commited an eclipse workspace (everything in the workspace directory except pdom files).
This workspace references several projects that are commited in the same repository.



If I checkout this repository to another place and open it with eclipse, the workspace is empty (no project anymore)



I suspect that eclipse stores projects location with a full path while I expected a relative path.
Unfortunately, I was unable to find in which file of the workspace are stored the projects reference.



I'm using this system for continuous integration with Jenkis. Each branch is checked out in a different directory.



What should I do to make it work ?



Edit : Even if the workspace references projects by their full and not relative path, opening a workspace should at least contain some projects...






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  • What kind of repository (Git, SVN, ...)? It's unclear to me what your question is. The project locations are stored in the <workspace>/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.core.resources/.projects/<project_name>/.location files. Is that what you wanted to know?
    – howlger
    yesterday










  • For me, it does not depends on the repository but in my case, it is mercurial. Yes, this is the file i'm looking for. I can see that the path is not a relative path... I will try to change it by hand but it's a binary file, not sure if this will work.
    – Julien
    yesterday


















  • What kind of repository (Git, SVN, ...)? It's unclear to me what your question is. The project locations are stored in the <workspace>/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.core.resources/.projects/<project_name>/.location files. Is that what you wanted to know?
    – howlger
    yesterday










  • For me, it does not depends on the repository but in my case, it is mercurial. Yes, this is the file i'm looking for. I can see that the path is not a relative path... I will try to change it by hand but it's a binary file, not sure if this will work.
    – Julien
    yesterday
















What kind of repository (Git, SVN, ...)? It's unclear to me what your question is. The project locations are stored in the <workspace>/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.core.resources/.projects/<project_name>/.location files. Is that what you wanted to know?
– howlger
yesterday




What kind of repository (Git, SVN, ...)? It's unclear to me what your question is. The project locations are stored in the <workspace>/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.core.resources/.projects/<project_name>/.location files. Is that what you wanted to know?
– howlger
yesterday












For me, it does not depends on the repository but in my case, it is mercurial. Yes, this is the file i'm looking for. I can see that the path is not a relative path... I will try to change it by hand but it's a binary file, not sure if this will work.
– Julien
yesterday




For me, it does not depends on the repository but in my case, it is mercurial. Yes, this is the file i'm looking for. I can see that the path is not a relative path... I will try to change it by hand but it's a binary file, not sure if this will work.
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OK, I solved it by scripting the building of a new eclipse workspace with the headless feature of eclipse.
No workspace is stored in the repository anymore.






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