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Created attachment 288440 [details] Missing red X After updating to Eclipse 2022-03 no projects will show compilations errors on the src/main/java in project explorer. I can only see the errors on "Makers" -> "Java problems" or navigating manually in the project's folders. In the attached print screen the "Usuario" class has an obvious error. But the class is not marked with an error on the upper arrow. It should, it was in the previous eclipse versions The problem is not present on JAR projects. But it is on all my projects that have WAR packaging . Also happens on new projects Obs: I could not figure it out how to report a bug in JDT product, this option doesn`t shows up for me, so I'm posting in this e4 product.
(In reply to Lucas de Carvalho Lopes from comment #0) It looks like the project information is not loaded correctly. Please try to close and then open the project. Also, you can take a look at the decorators in the preferences to see if some of them were automatically disabled (this happens when an error occurs in the decorator) Pref -> General -> Appearance -> Label decorations Also, you can try a full rebuild Project -> Clean... -> all projects
(In reply to Lucas de Carvalho Lopes from comment #0) > > Obs: I could not figure it out how to report a bug in JDT product, this > option doesn`t shows up for me, so I'm posting in this e4 product. The project has moved to GitHub: https://github.com/eclipse-jdt/
(In reply to Wim Jongman from comment #1) > (In reply to Lucas de Carvalho Lopes from comment #0) > > It looks like the project information is not loaded correctly. > > Please try to close and then open the project. > > Also, you can take a look at the decorators in the preferences to see if > some of them were automatically disabled (this happens when an error occurs > in the decorator) > > Pref -> General -> Appearance -> Label decorations > > Also, you can try a full rebuild Project -> Clean... -> all projects Hello! Tried all of that, but did not solve the problem. If I create a new empty project it works as expected. But as soon as I add the <packaging>war</packaging> on the POM file the problem I described shows up.
(In reply to Lucas de Carvalho Lopes from comment #3) > > If I create a new empty project it works as expected. But as soon as I add > the <packaging>war</packaging> on the POM file the problem I described shows > up. Is there anything in the error log?
I think this is a duplicate of bug 579170
Created attachment 288447 [details] log file from test workspace
(In reply to Wim Jongman from comment #4) > (In reply to Lucas de Carvalho Lopes from comment #3) > > > > > If I create a new empty project it works as expected. But as soon as I add > > the <packaging>war</packaging> on the POM file the problem I described shows > > up. > > Is there anything in the error log? Nothing that seems related to that problem. I created a new workspace and a new project in that workspace to see if something shows up in the log. The problem is present and the log file does not seem to point to anything related. I attached the log here, I may be missing something.
(In reply to Lucas de Carvalho Lopes from comment #7) > (In reply to Wim Jongman from comment #4) > > (In reply to Lucas de Carvalho Lopes from comment #3) > > > > > > > > If I create a new empty project it works as expected. But as soon as I add > > > the <packaging>war</packaging> on the POM file the problem I described shows > > > up. > > > > Is there anything in the error log? > > Nothing that seems related to that problem. > I created a new workspace and a new project in that workspace to see if > something shows up in the log. The problem is present and the log file does > not seem to point to anything related. I attached the log here, I may be > missing something. Try to delete project from workspace, then delete any Eclipse related project files (like .settings folder, .classpath and .project files and etc), and import project again (as Maven Project). It seems to be an upgrate problem from older version.
Upd: Its not an upgrade problem. Problem reproduced on any new projects with WST related project natures (like Web Dynamic Project or Utility Module).
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