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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Minor
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2.13.0.Final
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None
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Create a UICommand, return getMetadata() with .name("Test1");
addon-build-and-install
test with <ctrl>-4, you should see the new command with name "Test1"
change getMetadata() to .name("Test2");
addon-build-and-install
test with <ctrl>-4addon is gone
installed.xml still contains the addon
class-file is updated
stop and restart forge
test with <ctrl>-4still missing
stop and restart eclipse
test with <ctrl>-4still missing
stop eclipse
remove subdirectory and modify installed.xml to remove the addon
start eclipse
addon-build-and-install
test with <ctrl>-4addon is updated.
Create a UICommand, return getMetadata() with .name("Test1"); addon-build-and-install test with <ctrl>-4, you should see the new command with name "Test1" change getMetadata() to .name("Test2"); addon-build-and-install test with <ctrl>-4 addon is gone installed.xml still contains the addon class-file is updated stop and restart forge test with <ctrl>-4 still missing stop and restart eclipse test with <ctrl>-4 still missing stop eclipse remove subdirectory and modify installed.xml to remove the addon start eclipse addon-build-and-install test with <ctrl>-4 addon is updated.
as reported here: https://developer.jboss.org/thread/251850
While developing addon's it is important to constantly redeploying the addon without changing the version number for each deploy. Currently this is not possible without closing/opening eclipse between each redeploy. After a while I found the following:
When executing "addon-remove" in Eclipse Luna the specified addon gets removed in the installed.xml file in the user's .forge directory.
The corresponding class-files in .forge directory however are still there and cannot be deleted under windows which is an indicator of an open file pointer.
When stopping forge console the directory still cannot be deleted. One have to close eclipse in order to delete the directory.
I assume that this is the cause of not being able to update the addon without exiting eclipse.
