Hi,
clicking on a package name in the download page will bring you here :
http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/eclipse-modeling-tools-includes-incubating-components/heliossr1
This is the list of all the installed modules.
There is no such thing as checking-out the whole package code as a one
step operation. Some bundles are now providing SCM repository info
which mean you can checkout the code using a contextual action in the
"Plug-ins" view of the package.
Cédric
Le 27/10/2010 20:31, Sandeep Krishnan a écrit :
Hi,
I am using Eclipse as my case study for research.
I contacted someone from the EMO in Eclipse and he suggested me to post
my questions to specific projects. I had some questions about the
packages provided in Eclipse.
1) How can I know exactly which modules(files or plugins) are present
in a particular Eclipse package, e.g. Java developer. If I want to have
the source code for the entire package, is it possible to download it
from the CVS/SVN repository with a single command using some tag, etc?
If not, I would like to know what all modules or list of plugins are in
each package so that I can download the corresponding source code for
each of them from the repository.
2) If I want to know the total number of bugs for a package, e.g. Java
EE package, how can I find it in Bugzilla? While reporting the error,
if the user only knows that error is in some Eclipse package he
downloaded but does not know the specific project where the error is,
then how is the bug filed?
I am not able to get information for these things. I would appreciate
any help.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Sandeep Krishnan
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