![]() Eclipse plugins and eclipse tools) to have a new target platform. ![]() Nightly) from all plugins and merge them with the platform plugins (e.g. This is our usual setup - build binaries (e.g. Which code is changed and which code is in the target platform? Can you give a more concrete example of a project setup?ĭo you have a plugin project that is a Scala project? I have several scala plugins (OSGI style eclipse plugins with scala only code) and a target platform, that contains even more plugins but also older versions of the plugins in the workspace. ![]() To me it looks like a minor thing which can may be fixed in the nightlies soon to allow scala users to use Neon for development. I still ran into one problem that was there since M2 (or at least this is how it looks to me): When code is changed and a target platform exists, the scala compiler always uses the existing binaries of the target platform instead of the new code (in the imported plugin project). This page provides access to the various deliverables of Eclipse Platform build along with is logs and tests. On this page you can find the latest builds produced by the Eclipse Project.To get started, run the program and go through the user and developer documentation provided in the help system or see the web-based help system.If you have problems installing or getting the workbench to run, check out the Eclipse Project FAQ, or try posting a question to the forum.
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