MARS.1 -> MARS.2 upgrade kills installation [message #1738730] |
Fri, 22 July 2016 16:34 |
J. Zufallig Messages: 18 Registered: May 2013 |
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We've been using MARS.1 for a while without troubles. Well, a few troubles, which is why today I decided to get MARS.2, figuring that it had been out for a while and any really bad bugs would be discovered already.
Unlike my previous upgrades, this time I tried the "Help -> Check for updates" inside the running Eclipse. That was a mistake.
The "check for updates" showed four or five changed components (the stuff that I presume makes up the differences between MARS.1 and MARS.2). I told it to proceed, the download was fine, and the install looked fine. Then it prompted me to restart Eclipse.
On restart, it simply displayed the attached dialog. (Incidentally, if the text in that dialog could be selected with a mouse, that would make investigating and reporting this kind of thing a lot easier.)
The log file it refers to is chock full of stack traces which mean nothing to an end user, so I've attached it here unmodified except for masking potential PII in the username.
Trying to run Eclipse directly now gives the same startup error. The previous MARS.1 installation didn't require any particular tweaking to get running, so...
I'm going to download MARS.2 and install it in a fresh directory.
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