Chapter 3. Known issues in Eclipse 4.16
This section details the known issues in Eclipse 4.16.
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| This error occurs when running a workspace created in an older version of Eclipse.
To work around this problem, start Eclipse with the
Eclipse will start without this error message. |
| NullPointerExceptions |
NullPointerExceptions can occur when you install a plug-in from a third-party update site. In that case, Eclipse fails to start with a
To work around this problem, restart Eclipse with the
Eclipse will start normally. |
| Debuginfo package conflicts |
When you install a
To use
The installation of the |
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Conflicts between the RHSCL |
This conflict affects the optional
The |
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The |
As a result, the installation of the
You only need Tycho if you want to build or rebuild Eclipse or its plug-ins need Tycho. If needed, uninstall the
The installation of the |
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PyDev users may experience issues with the |
Modules that are pre-installed by the system or RHSCL Python cannot be uninstalled by pip. Attempts to do so will result in |
| PyDev shortcut to manage Python modules does not work |
Using the Ctrl+2 shortcut and selecting Users can continue to manage their Python modules using the PyDev > Interpreters preference. |
| Incompatibilities between Eclipse Subclipse and base RHEL Subversion |
Working copies of Subversion repositories created with Eclipse Subclipse are incompatible with the base RHEL version of Subversion. Using the
To work around this problem, use the pure Java implementation of Subversion used by Eclipse Subclipse on the command line:
Now, use the
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Eclipse and |
The Eclipse module and the |
| Eclipse profiles have been removed |
The unused profiles To check whether you have the obsolete profiles installed, run:
The installed profiles have the To ensure that the Eclipse module contains the correct metadata, remove the unused profiles and reinstall the module with the java profile:
To install the Eclipse module from scratch, use the java profile:
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