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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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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
asked yesterday
Julien
140112
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>/.locationfiles. 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
asked yesterday
Julien
140112
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
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>/.locationfiles. 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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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>/.locationfiles. 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.
– Julien
yesterday
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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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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.
answered 10 hours ago
Julien
140112
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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.
answered 10 hours ago
Julien
140112
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up vote
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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.
answered 10 hours ago
Julien
140112
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.
answered 10 hours ago
Julien
140112
answered 10 hours ago
Julien
140112
answered 10 hours ago
Julien
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answered 10 hours ago
Julien
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140112
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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>/.locationfiles. 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