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The Eclipse Plug-ins for Gradle project.
### Expected Behavior When a project is imported into Eclipse, the settings under .settings/org.eclipse.buildship.core.prefs in the project directory should not be overwritten. ### Current Behavior When a project is imported...
### Expected Behavior Eclipse should start without logged exceptions. ### Current Behavior Multiple errors are logged that say that a lock could not be auquired. See attached log file. ###...
When I import composite build which includes projects which are inter-dependent on each other I get those projects correctly linked in eclipse when dependency on artifact is declared as implementation....
Importing a java 9 project without any additional configuration simply doesn't work. Certain attributes have to be set on several classpath entries to make it work: - Dependencies have to...
# GradleClasspathContainerInitializer No updateable method implemented ？ *** > abstract class ClasspathContainerInitializer - parent class `ClasspathContainerInitializer` has a method `canUpdateClasspathContainer` > child class GradleClasspathContainerInitializer - There is no implementation method...
### Expected Behavior I can import my gradle projects correctly. Without error. ### Current Behavior When I import my gradle project (multi modules gradle build) by selecting the root of...
It would be nice if there was a simple way within the UI to force downloads of SNAPSHOTs (both buildscript and project dependencies).
If we specify the sourceCompatibility=11 in a gradle.properties instead/as well as build.gradle, it breaks with the below issue. Ideally we should be able to pre-set this, as it needs to...
### Expected Behavior When setting this in my `build.gradle`: ```groovy tasks.withType(JavaCompile) { options.compilerArgs props['org.eclipse.jdt.core.compiler.codegen.methodParameters'] = 'generate' } } } } ``` It seems like the `withProperties` closure is never executed...
**Expected Behavior** With Buildship installed either STS or Eclipse. Through the IDE itself, for example with a new View available or other approach, show the Gradle's Daemons **but** _only_ created...
