[Thomas Schenker]

I’ve downloaded the MyEclipse-Installer and made a clean new install.
Now I want to install Subclipse and JRebel from the Eclipse marketplace, but it doesn’t work because of dependency conflicts.
I’ve attached screenshots.

Do you have any advice, how to resolve this problems?

Regards, Thomas

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[Brian Fernandes]

Thomas,

Thanks for the report – there is something amiss with the dependencies and we’ve noticed it affects installations that have been updated to 2023.1.1. From the traces you shared, it looks like your installation is not a fresh install of 2023.1.1, but perhaps a 2023.1.0 install that has been updated to 2023.1.1.

This shouldn’t be happening of course, so our team is working on a fix right now.

The workaround for now, would be to uninstall MyEclipse and install it again using the 2023.1.1 installer – that will get you to 2023.1.1 directly and subclipse / jrebel should install without issue.

Apologies for the inconvenience caused, and thank you again for the report.

[Thomas Schenker]

Brian, using the offline-installer for version 2023.1.1 worked for me.
Thank you for the fast response.

[Brian Fernandes]

Thomas,

Just wanted to add that with the 2023.1.2 update that we released yesterday, we’ve resolved this issue; you can update to this release without worrying about hitting dependency conflicts again.

For more on this release, please see: https://www.genuitec.com/myeclipse-2023-1-2-summer-fixes/

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