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Build ID: I20080330-1350 Steps To Reproduce: 1. Set auto-refresh (Window->Preferences->Workspace->"Refresh Automatically") 2. Save a file on a network drive (I expect it's only on non-Windows drives - mine's on a Solaris box) 3. Close file 4. Alter file timestamp (e.g. use touch from a command prompt) 5. Open file in Eclipse Eclipse (both 3.3 and 3.4M6 says the resource is out-of-sync and needs to be refreshed). More information: 3.1.2 worked as I would expect it to. I've synchronized the times on the machines in question. Eclipse has been losing and re-gaining the focus before the file was opened (someone on the newsgroups thought that was when the auto-refresh was run). I know it's not a show-stopper, but it is annoying and seems to my naive eyes like it shouldn't be too hard to make it work!
We can have two scenarios here. It is not clear which one we have here. 1) We have a regular project in the workspace and we create a linked resource (in the project) to a file on a network drive. 2) We create a project in a non-default location on a network drive. Then we create a regular file in the project. I used Mac to verify the issue. The case 1 is fine. The file is refreshed, however sometimes it takes some time, so you can see the "out-of-sync" message if you are too fast. The case 2 doesn't work using Mac. Could you confirm that on Linux case 1 works and case 2 doesn't?
I can confirm that on Solaris case 2 doesn't work. I'm afraid my desktop machine is a Windows one, so I can't check case 1 here.
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