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I'm not sure how to debug this, but I have a problem that a build is triggered when I reboot my system. I'm using a adopting product. I have auto build turned on. If I don't reboot my system, restarting my product, does not trigger any builds. But as soon as I reboot my system, the next time I start my product it will also trigger a build. I turned on build tracing (which I have attached), but I still can't tell what is triggering the build.
Created attachment 174085 [details] build options turned on
Are you properly closing Eclipse when you reboot ?
(In reply to comment #2) > Are you properly closing Eclipse when you reboot ? Yes, I stop it before I reboot. (I wait for the process to terminate before I reboot).
We would need more details. I never got the case myself. Are you sure the build is doing something ?
Jay, it looks like the container initialization triggers a new build on every restart. Gary, please provide a reproducable case for Jay so that he can investigate what is going on. Steps to reproduce are required for further investigation.
The InitializeAfterLoadJob runs as it normally would on start-up. The rebuild seem to be decided by the call ElementTree#hasChanges() from Workspace#endOperation() line number 1180. I don't quite know what goes in there. Moving to Platform for further investigation.
Gary, does it also happen on vanilla Eclipse SDK?
(In reply to comment #7) > Gary, does it also happen on vanilla Eclipse SDK? I have not tried this on vanilla Eclipse. This application requires a number of adopter class path containers, so I don't think it would build in vanilla Eclipse. What I'm looking for is some pointers, so that I could debug this and determine if this is a platform problem or a adopter problem.
Can you please close this bug.
Closed as per the reporter request.