I’m surprised that so many solutions fail without remediation - especially when you install on top of the Standard package.
Perhaps I’m misunderstanding the purpose of remediation, but I thought that it was good for resolving conflicting dependencies by allowing to upgrade what I have installed. So when you install Maven for WTP on
Kepler Standard, I cannot quite see what conflicts would be resolved ?
Similar for Github for Mylyn, or especially P4Eclipse ? These should be “plain add-ons” so I can’t quite see why they would have to upgrade my base ?
Does anybody have an explanation for this ?
Thanks,
Martin
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On Behalf Of Ian Skerrett
Sent: Sunday, June 02, 2013 6:26 PM
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Subject: [mpc-dev] remediation testing in mpc
All,
I did some testing of the remediation support we have in MPC. I was using RC2 Standard package in Windows 7 64-bit.
I installed the following Marketplace listings via the MPC, first with remediation disabled and second with remediation enabled.
1.
Sonar – failed witout remedation; passes with remediation
2.
Maven for WTP – failed without remediation; passes with remediation
3.
STS for Eclipse Juno (4.2 and 3.8) - failed without remediation; passes with remediation
4.
Github for Mylyn – did not test without remediation but pretty sure it would fail; passes with remediation
5.
Chronon – passes with and without remediation
6.
P4Eclipse – failed without remediation; passes with remediation NOTE: not sure but it seems this plugin also downloaded CDT?
7.
Oracle ADF Tools for Helios – did not test without remediation; fails with remediation
8.
Oracle ADF Tools for Kepler - did not test without remediation; fails with remediation
9.
Oracle Enterprise Pack for Kepler - did not test without remediation; fails with remediation
The last two seem odd considering the name of the listing but I suspect it is something wrong with their update site. Pascal would you mind looking at these last two.
Carsten and anyone else, have you had a chance to test. I am fine with have remediation enabled for RC3 but I would like to see what other people have done for testing.
Ian