Thanks Chris!
I had completely forgot about moving that code to there in the git repo!
At any rate, is it time to consider migrating this code to the
rt.equinox.bundles repo and building it with the equinox build?
Tom
From: Krzysztof Daniel
To: equinox-dev@eclipse.org,
Date: 01/04/
What version of the VM are you using? My guess is that the p2 is using a
data structure like a Set that perhaps had more predictable sorting order
in earlier VM releases and now has become unpredictable (which is perfectly
fine since Set has no defined order). The order things are installed is
c
So I tested running eclipse -clean just after build, to verify the order
of bundles - and it looks like that calling that before initializer has
no effect - bundle numbers are exactly the same.
What I have noticed that in my original Eclipse (platform only) SWT has
number 153, but when I install m
If you need an example that is publicly available, the Apache Directory Studio
plugin is signed with an Apache certificate that shows up as untrusted when I
attempt to install it:
http://directory.apache.org/studio/update/1.x/
On Eclipse 4.2, the pop-up window asking to trust easily gets hidden
Thanks Tom!
The initializer has been migrated to git [1] and it is being built at
least in Fedora :-).
I don't call -clean each time - but I will try to call eclipse -clean
before it's packaged to sort the bundles as you suggested. Maybe then it
will work.
Best regards,
Chris
[1]
http://git.ecl
