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From Eclipse Corner. Prompted user for information w.r.t. build number, OS, and filesystem. NOTES: From: "Michael Allen Latta" <mlatta@dctc.com> Subject: Bug Report: File synch Date: Friday, September 07, 2001 10:31 PM I had the workspace open and a file in the editor but with no unsaved changes. And several relevant files in the package were not open in the editor at all. I used an external program (a compiler compiler tool) that modified several of the files in the package. I selected the package and did a refresh from local. I selected build from the project menu. I ran the program. Old binaries or source used. I selected rebuild all from the project menu. I ran the program. Old binaries or source used. I exited the workbench. I opened the workbench (I have -refresh set). I ran the program. New binaries and source used. (It worked). I would like to see an option set that would check file modification times on source at the time of a build to catch external modifications. It needs to be an option since it creates a performance impact, and it would be good if it was at the project or package level to minimize the impact. Michael Latta DJH (9/13/01 9:13:04 AM) System information from user: Windows 2000 Pro (sp 2 I think) IBM 0.9 beta Workbench Autobuild off -refresh on NTFS file system
Unable to reproduce. Contacted client and he has not reproduced it. I suspect a java model update problem or java build problem. Due to the lack of a reproducible case, there's not much we can do. Moving PR to JDT-Core as an FYI in case this is java builder related. Feel free to close...
I do not think the builder is involved in there. Closing.