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Merge two workspaces

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Given :

  • 2 workspaces A & B (well, actually more), each reference bunch of outside-of-workspace projects scattered around my file system (i.e. there is only .metadata inside the workspace, no project stored)

Goal :

  • have new workspace AB which will group all projects of A plus projects of B.
  • same project being occasionally both in A and B should appear in AB.
  • Bonus requirement : new workspace preserves working sets of workspaces A and B as well (may also require some "merging" of working sets). Is it possible ?

Brute-force solution is to create list of projects for each workspace, create new workspace and import all of the projects from list manually. And may be then manually try to re-create working sets.
I wonder if there is less painful solution.

Thanks a lot. Feel free to give additional suggestions on projects/workspaces/etc. organization that may make life little easier.

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kiruwka Avatar asked Nov 09 '13 08:11

kiruwka


1 Answers

Kiruwka,

I know of no other way than to import individual projects, a brute force workaround solution found on Eclipse Forums:

To create a new AB workspace, create a directory/folder (e.g., C:\AB_Workspace), then select this workspace when launching Eclipse or switch from File > Switch Workspace.

Once you are in the new workspace, you can import projects into it: Select: File > Import > General > Existing Projects into Workspace. Click Next, then Browse to directory with Projects you want to import. Works fine, but each individual project is imported individually.

Eclipse Forums has solutions: try there if no one answers you here quickly.

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dbliss3593 Avatar answered Nov 13 '22 17:11

dbliss3593