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why does eclipse keep on changing my .project file? [message #243456]

Sat, 22 May 2004 11:33

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: kk.dev.null

Eclipse is having this very annoying behavior. Everytime I start up
eclipse, it would change the .project file of my projects that are open.

Namely, it would add
<project>org.eclipe.osgi</project>
<project>org.eclipse.core.runtime</project>

to the list of dependend projects. Sometimes, it only adds
org.eclipse.core.runtime to the list. This is very annoying, it would
do that indiscriminately to all projects, including projects that not
even a plugin project, just simple Java projects.

I wouldn't have noticed if we were not using CVS. I notice that
because it's different from the version in CVS.

Is there anything I can turn this stupid behavior off?

Here's my config:
OS: debian linux 2.4.22
Desktop: Gnome 2.4
JDK: 1.4.2 (Sun)
Eclipse: 3.0M7 (Gtk)

TIA

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Re: why does eclipse keep on changing my .project file? [message #244229 is a reply to message #243456]

Mon, 24 May 2004 13:16

Jerome Lanneluc

Messages: 572
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

You should try 3.0 M9. If you still see the problem, please enter a bug
report.

Jerome

"kk" <kk@dev.null> wrote in message news:c8ndff$3j0$1@eclipse.org...
> Eclipse is having this very annoying behavior. Everytime I start up
> eclipse, it would change the .project file of my projects that are open.
>
> Namely, it would add
> <project>org.eclipe.osgi</project>
> <project>org.eclipse.core.runtime</project>
>
> to the list of dependend projects. Sometimes, it only adds
> org.eclipse.core.runtime to the list. This is very annoying, it would
> do that indiscriminately to all projects, including projects that not
> even a plugin project, just simple Java projects.
>
> I wouldn't have noticed if we were not using CVS. I notice that
> because it's different from the version in CVS.
>
> Is there anything I can turn this stupid behavior off?
>
> Here's my config:
> OS: debian linux 2.4.22
> Desktop: Gnome 2.4
> JDK: 1.4.2 (Sun)
> Eclipse: 3.0M7 (Gtk)
>
> TIA

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