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Stuck on "5% Update project ..." for a long time #1102
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I can't reproduce the issue. |
The logs don't show any error. |
Could you provide a project example? |
It isn't important. Could you attach it? |
I've updated the steps to reproduce the issue. It happens when working on an Apache Camel component. |
Apache Camel is a big project. It has 800+ maven modules. If you change root pom.xml, m2e (Java LS) updates all projects. |
I'm not opening the main project, just one of the component projects. Having said that, the component projects reference a components' parent pom. Maybe that's causing the issue? |
What project did you open? |
I'm working on a new component here but have tested changing the pom of an existing component (camel-http) and the same behavior was seen. |
@alexkieling Could you test test the issue using https://raw.githubusercontent.com/snjeza/vscode-test/master/java-0.52.0.vsix? |
The issue doesn't happen when using the version 0.52.0 you provided. |
@alexkieling Thanks. |
A new |
After adding a new Maven dependency to
pom.xml
, a message saying "5% Update project ..." is shown in the status bar and takes a long time to complete. The plugin doesn't react quickly to dependency changes.Environment
Steps To Reproduce
pom.xml
Current Result
The classes from the new dependency aren't available for a long time.
Expected Result
The classes from the new dependency should be available quickly.
Additional Informations
I don't think the long delay is due to downloading the new dependency. The same issue happens with already downloaded dependencies.
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