Chapter 2. Changes in Eclipse 4.14.0


Red Hat Developer Tools is distributed with Eclipse 4.14.0 and plug-ins from the 2019-12 release train that provide a number of bug fixes and feature enhancements.

The following is an abridged list of new features and compatibility changes in this release.

For details on how to use the new features, see the built-in Eclipse documentation.

Significant Package Updates

Deprecations

1. Removed packages

The following packages, representing m2e extensions, are removed from the collection:

  • eclipse-m2e-apt
  • eclipse-m2e-egit
  • eclipse-m2e-mavenarchiver
  • eclipse-m2e-tycho
  • eclipse-m2e-wtp

The respective extensions are available in the m2e Marketplace. In Eclipse, open the m2e Marketplace using the Find Actions menu:

  1. Click Ctrl+3 to open the Find Actions form.
  2. Type m2e Marketplace.
  3. Click the m2e Marketplace action when it appears.

2. The Dockerfile editor

The Dockerfile editor provided by eclipse-linuxtools was deprecated by the upstream project. It is replaced by a newer Dockerfile editor, which is available at:

This new editor has a dependency on Node.js. To use the editor:

  1. Install the rh-nodejs12 collection of RHSCL:
# yum install rh-nodejs12
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  1. Restart Eclipse.
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