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If a java project is removed from the context, when the user tries to remove the element from the context, they end up removing the resource structure for the element from the context but not the java structure. However, if the user removes a package or the src folder, it will be removed from both. For remove from context, we should consider iterating through all of the bridges and removing the element from each of them to ensure that all traces of the element are removed from the context.
I think that we should look into this for 3.5 since this could be too risky for the 3.4.2 release. Steffen, what are your thoughts? What we will have to do to make this work is to look at all bridges for manipulations to make sure that we remove all of the elements, but we want to make sure that we don't duplicate efforts and ensure that the performance doesn't degrade. I will see if I can put together a patch for this so we can determine if the risk is low enough for a maintenance release or not.
Yes, let's put that off. I haven't seen any reports of this before. Can users always recover by removing invisible elements from the context tab?
Yes, they can recover by removing invisible. I never noticed it before either until I started investigating the remove from context problem.
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