Description Chris West (Faux) 2010-05-20 18:13:22 EDT

Build Identifier: N20100519-2000 and M20100211-1343

If you import an inner class, like:

package one; public class A { public static class Inner { } }

from another package, like:
package two;

import one.A;
import one.A.Inner;
import one.B;

class Consumer {{ Inner p; A a; B j; }}


3.6 will sort it as above, with the Inner interspersed between A and B.
3.5 will sort it as below, with the Inner after all the other items in "one":


import one.A;
import one.B;
import one.A.Inner;


This causes Organise Imports on two different versions of Eclipse to "fight" -> commit noise etc.  If this is an intentional change then it should probably be documented somewhere obvious?


Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Open attached project, which appears to be called Stab, in 3.5.
2. Organise imports in Consumer.  It'll change the ordering.  Save.
3. Open saved project in 3.6.
4. Organise imports again.