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I'm seeing a problem with run configurations in Photon that I've never seen before. I often need to enter property settings in the "VM arguments" field in the run configuration and save those changes permanently. Today, I'm seeing that when I enter text in that field, the "Apply" button doesn't ungrey. I also tested making a change to the "Program arguments" field, and it does the same thing. However, I was able to figure out a workaround. I found that the "Working directory" field does not have this problem. I tried changing it to "Other" and then entering the same value as the default. That made the Apply button sensitive. I then went up to the "VM arguments" field and entered the text I needed to add. I then clicked Apply. When I ran my test, I verified that it was working, which means it was reading those additional properties I set. This also demonstrates that not only was it not letting me apply the changes earlier, it actually wasn't even using them at all, because if I just clicked "Run", my test fails because those required properties are not set. I guess this last point is not that surprising. If I can't click "Apply", it's not only not going to store it on disk, it's not going to apply them at all. I looked in the log and I didn't see anything obviously related to this.
Can you attach a simple java project and a launch configuration which is giving this error? I am not able to reproduce using Eclipse SDK. Are you using plain SDK or you have additional plug-ins installed?
I have many plugins, but I didn't see this in Oxygen, I'm certain of that.
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