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Upgrade to Eclipse 2020.3 with Java 14 Patch #195
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This error only happens when Java 14 support is installed. |
I'm seeing this with 2020.6 and no additional patches. I guess because it ships with Java 14 support out of the box. |
Even with the latest snapshot? I guess we need to upgrade again :( |
Sorry, I meant to comment on the issue again yesterday and forgot. It works fine with the snapshot. |
I'm using
and I get a very similar problem
Do you want me to file a new issue about this? |
That should have been fixed by #288. Can you give a 0.0.29-SNAPSHOT a try? They're not published to the update site, but you should be able to grab a zip from https://repo.spring.io/ui/native/snapshot/io/spring/javaformat/io.spring.javaformat.eclipse.site/0.0.29-SNAPSHOT and point Eclipse to it as a local archive update site. |
I have updated to the latest 0.0.29-SNAPSHOT version and I get the same issue. Is there a way to disable this plugin? |
Ah, we have a CI problem so the latest snapshots are stale. Sorry. It should be fixed in the 0.0.29 snapshots once we've fixed that. AFAIK, Eclipse doesn't let you disable a plugin. You can just uninstall it though. |
Currently the plugin fails with the following:
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