Right clicking on a project does not produce ANY menu items having to do with gradle. However, none of the projects are compiling because all of the jar dependencies are there. … There is a Green (G) on each project which I’m going to assume that the project was recognized as a Gradle project.
… it imported all of the sub-projects inside of our repo in, very nice. I did a clean unzip of 4.4.2 into a new directory.Īdded to the list of additional software. There must be a local issue with my environment then. Note: the context menu entry only shows up in the Package Explorer view. When the action finishes the “Project and External Dependencies” classpath container will contain the updated dependency list. If you want to update the dependencies for your project, simply right-click on them and select the Gradle > Refresh Projects. Use the “Import Gradle Project” to add existing Gradle project to the workspace.Use the “New Gradle Project” wizard to create a simple project.To get started with Buildship you have two options: The reason why you haven’t found anything it the preferences is because we haven’t implemented any UI components for the workspace/project settings. I’d recommend to either use the release version from the Eclipse marketplace (search for Buildship) or - if you need the latest snapshot - use the following composite update site: If you do the latter, then the updates can be discovered automatically. I tried the to install Buildship v1.0.0.v20150616-2101-s to Eclipse 4.4.2 (EE) and for me it works as expected.
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