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I am using version 6.5 and have an ant task that use as part of the clean. I have added it as a builder, specified that it runs only on clean. When I run the clean after adding the builder it works fine. When I close myeclipse and open it again, it doens’t fire the builder. I can go look and it is still there, and the settings haven’t changed. Whats going on here? It works fine in version 5.5.1
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JB
JB,
My guess is that the build cycle in Eclipse 3.3 (MyEclipse 6.5) changed since Eclipse 3.2 (MyEclipse 5.5) so it doesn’t do a clean on restart every time… for larger projects this can take hours, and I imagine would cause a lot of folks using Eclipse want to tear their hair out.
Hi Riyad,
I don’t think I explained what I meant clearly, let me try again. I can add a new builder and declare it to work only on clean. It works fine once it has been created. Once I close Myeclipse and come back later to work on the project and do a clean from the menu, it does not fire the new builder that was added. I have to recreate the builder inorder to get it to work again.JB
Once I close Myeclipse and come back later to work on the project and do a clean from the menu, it does not fire the new builder that was added. I have to recreate the builder inorder to get it to work again.
Oh! That’s not good… if you restart the workbench and check the builders (Before doing a clean) do you see the builder still there? Is it possible that the change to your .project file isn’t getting checked into source control and some how getting over-written by an older .project file that doesn’t include that Ant builder?
