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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon turesheim

Neon.2 does not show workspace label

Open turesheim opened this issue 8 years ago • 6 comments

This sometimes work, sometimes not. I suspect Oomph is still interfering in some way. Also see #5279.

turesheim avatar Jan 23 '17 11:01 turesheim

Oxygen comes with Oomph badge management installed both in installation created by the installer and the package. One has to manually change the workspace name in order for the badge to show. This is regardless of this plug-in being installed or not.

turesheim avatar Aug 03 '17 17:08 turesheim

so I changed the names of my workspaces (i have 2) and opened the first one and it was tagged correctly. then I opened the second one and while it was launching it was tagged correctly. but when it finished launching both badges disappeared :-( eclipse: Neon.2 Release (4.6.2) osx: el capitan 10.11.6 (15G19009) OS X Eclipse Launcher Utility: 3.0.0.201509271854

asafd1 avatar May 30 '18 07:05 asafd1

Yes, I've seen this and I believe it is due to some timing issues related to Oomph (coming with most Eclipse installations now) interfering with the label. I believe it can be resolved if you manually change the workspace name.

turesheim avatar Jun 01 '18 18:06 turesheim

if you mean to change the workspace forlder on the file system, then it doesn't help. the same thing happens: when I open the first workspace it was tagged correctly. then I opened the second workspace and now non of them is tagged

asafd1 avatar Jun 03 '18 08:06 asafd1

No. You should open Preferences > Workspace and look for Window Title > Show workspace name. There is no need to check the box, but you should enter a name for the workspace. This will then be used as the icon badge.

turesheim avatar Jun 04 '18 07:06 turesheim

that did it. thanks!

asafd1 avatar Jun 04 '18 14:06 asafd1