Anyone using Eclipse Kepler (4.3.1)

[Robert Kuhar]

I'm entertaining my yearly insanity of upgrading my Eclipse environment.
I'm currently on Juno and it works really well, but I see there is some
Keplar 4.3.1 release out there since June 2013. Is anyone using this? Any
caveats?

I do, mostly, straight up Java work but do have a few plug-ins { eGit,
Groovy, Scala-IDE, and the Android stuff }.

Bob

[Eric Jain]

I'm entertaining my yearly insanity of upgrading my Eclipse environment. I'm currently on Juno and it works really well, but I see there is some Keplar 4.3.1 release out there since June 2013. Is anyone using this? Any caveats?
I do, mostly, straight up Java work but do have a few plug-ins { eGit, Groovy, Scala-IDE, and the Android stuff }.

I don't recall running into any issues with EGit or the ADT plugin...
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[Dennis Sosnoski]

I've been using Kepler on Linux for a few months and like it. The latest
version of the Scala IDE is Kepler-based, which is what originally got
me to switch: http://scala-ide.org/download/sdk.html After using the
Scala version I also updated my regular one.

- Dennis

Post by Robert Kuhar
I'm entertaining my yearly insanity of upgrading my Eclipse
environment. I'm currently on Juno and it works really well, but I
see there is some Keplar 4.3.1 release out there since June 2013. Is
anyone using this? Any caveats?
I do, mostly, straight up Java work but do have a few plug-ins { eGit,
Groovy, Scala-IDE, and the Android stuff }.
Bob

[c***@public.gmane.org]

I have been using Kepler 4.3.1 without any problems. One caveat about using Egit -- do not
use autocrlf = true with Egit. The only configuration that I was able to get to work
was to set autocrlf=false and to have Eclipse use LF line endings even when working in Windows.

I got some especially strange behavior when I had autocrlf=true and I used command line git
and Egit together. With it set to false, I finally have stable behavior.

And also, do not use .gitattributes because it looks like Jgit (which is used
by Egit) does not yet support that feature.

Chuck