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When i close a single Java Project it feels OK (~ 3 seconds). If i close multiple Projects (~500 of them) it feels unnecessary slow (3s*500 = 25minutes): For every single project i close ALL projects are saved (to workspace\.metadata\.plugins\org.eclipse.jdt.core\variablesAndContainers.dat) i.e. n times the same effort done: JavaModelManager$VariablesAndContainersSaveHelper.saveProjects(IJavaProject[]) line: 4617 JavaModelManager$VariablesAndContainersSaveHelper.save(ISaveContext) line: 4477 JavaModelManager.saveVariablesAndContainers(ISaveContext) line: 4448 JavaModelManager.saving(ISaveContext) line: 4680 SaveManager.executeLifecycle(int, ISaveParticipant, SaveContext) line: 387 SaveManager$1.run() line: 204 SafeRunner.run(ISafeRunnable) line: 45 SaveManager.broadcastLifecycle(int, Map<String,SaveContext>, MultiStatus, IProgressMonitor) line: 207 SaveManager.save(int, boolean, Project, IProgressMonitor) line: 1164 SaveManager.save(int, Project, IProgressMonitor) line: 1143 Project.close(IProgressMonitor) line: 197 Can anybody tell me why closing a single projects requires to save ALL projects? Is there a way to suppress such until i bulk closed all projects? Would be better to save a single time after bulk close. (There is a similar problem in PDE: closing each single project does always recalculate the whole state)
(In reply to Jörg Kubitz from comment #0) > Can anybody tell me why closing a single projects requires to save ALL > projects? Is there a way to suppress such until i bulk closed all projects? > Would be better to save a single time after bulk close. See commit b1e3d60e355d081cd7eb3bded0d6e53fd9fb2ceb, bug 327471 comment 7.
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