| Task context after crashes [message #22901] |
Sat, 18 August 2007 16:02  |
Eclipse User |
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Hi all,
I'm suffering frequently system and eclipse crashes. After I restart eclipse
the workbench state is completely lost and reverted to the previous one
(which dates from a month ago because I never get a clean exit lately :( );
that's not specific to mylyn and I could get on with it. But what is worst
is that the context associated with the active task is somehow crippled, a
number of classes are removed from the context and from the task changeset.
Is there any way to periodically save task state or another workaround to
ameliorate this problem?
Thank you in advance
Carlos
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| Re: Task context after crashes [message #23166 is a reply to message #22901] |
Mon, 20 August 2007 14:33  |
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Originally posted by: rob.elves.eclipse.org
Carlos,
As a temporary work around you may want to deactivate and reactivate
your task as this will force a save of the task context. Please post an
enhancement request for saving context more frequently. Your task data
is being saved every minute and ideally the associated context would be
saved on a similar schedule.
-Rob
carlosjosepita@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm suffering frequently system and eclipse crashes. After I restart eclipse
> the workbench state is completely lost and reverted to the previous one
> (which dates from a month ago because I never get a clean exit lately :( );
> that's not specific to mylyn and I could get on with it. But what is worst
> is that the context associated with the active task is somehow crippled, a
> number of classes are removed from the context and from the task changeset.
> Is there any way to periodically save task state or another workaround to
> ameliorate this problem?
> Thank you in advance
> Carlos
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| Re: Task context after crashes [message #577826 is a reply to message #22901] |
Mon, 20 August 2007 14:33 |
| Eclipse User |
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Carlos,
As a temporary work around you may want to deactivate and reactivate
your task as this will force a save of the task context. Please post an
enhancement request for saving context more frequently. Your task data
is being saved every minute and ideally the associated context would be
saved on a similar schedule.
-Rob
carlosjosepita@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm suffering frequently system and eclipse crashes. After I restart eclipse
> the workbench state is completely lost and reverted to the previous one
> (which dates from a month ago because I never get a clean exit lately :( );
> that's not specific to mylyn and I could get on with it. But what is worst
> is that the context associated with the active task is somehow crippled, a
> number of classes are removed from the context and from the task changeset.
> Is there any way to periodically save task state or another workaround to
> ameliorate this problem?
> Thank you in advance
> Carlos
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