There are several ways, one of which is adding the sonar.skip property inside the pom.xml of the project / module you want to skip. This excludes a project from SonarQube analysis: <properties> <sonar.skip>true</sonar.skip> </properties> This also works with Jenkins and running Sonar as a post build action. For more details see: Analyzing with SonarQube Scanner … Read more
If your old version is at least 3.7, then you can do this: Use File -> Export -> Install -> Installed software items to file in your old installation to create a file containing the currently installed features. Use File -> Import -> Install -> Software items from file in your new installation. Point it … Read more
Most of the refactoring features in Eclipse CDT are developed by people working and studying at the HSR Hochschule für Technik in Rapperswil Switzerland. There are students working on new refactorings and enhancements. After they had been reviewed they will be integrated into the official CDT. For more information of the ongoing development get in … Read more
There is Nodeclipse.org effort. Current version is 0.16 update site is http://www.nodeclipse.org/updates/ When you want to help in any way, start by raising issue Features Creating default structure for New Node Project and New Node Source File Generating Express project with Wizard JavaScript Syntax highlighting Bracket matching and marking selection occurences with background color Content … Read more
You need the Eclipse CDT project plugin. Having said that, unless you need platform independence, don’t give up on Visual Studio. For C/C++ Visual Studio is way, way, way better and faster than Eclipse. (IMHO).
Bear in mind that Subversive doesn’t communicate with your working copy directly; it is only an interface for Eclipse. The communication runs through an SVN connector such as SVNKit or JavaHL. This is the software you should update to resolve your problem. In my case I’m using SVNKit, which can be updated like so: Make … Read more
What version of eclipse are you using ? It has been fixed in 3.4.1, but in your case, it could be this bug instead. It turns out the cause is one or more artifact repositories being lost from the list of known repositories. The workaround is to remove the repository from the list and add … Read more
Search the preference menu Window > Preferences for “Decoration”, and make sure general > appearance > label decoration > SVN is checked. Also, check options under Team > SVN > Label Decorations. You may need to disable and re-enable these settings for them to work again.
This issue and its solution is described in a DZone article and at the nWire blog. It all boils down to these two options: Install Eclipse to a folder where your user has full rights or Start Eclipse as an administrator