Eclipse Code Recommenders Error

Question

"Code Recommenders Instalation Error" org.eclipse.recommenders.mylyn.rcp

I'm using Mars and gettin this error everyday when i try to use "Ctrl + Space". In only appears once in a day(the first time in the day that i want to use code recommenders).

Eclipse gives me the magical solution to "restart Eclipse", but it doesn't do anything.

I tried to reinstall the eclipse plugin, without success.

Thanks to all for your possible help!

Calla

"Code Recommenders Instalation Error" org.eclipse.recommenders.mylyn.rcp – Calla

I think I got the same problem. You can just ignore it, since it wil only be displayed the first time you use the code recommender tool every startup. Till now I have not seen any problems, and everything seems to work perfectly (including the addon itself). – Loculus

Yes, i ve been ignoring it the last days, but i really want to find a solution to this.. :/ – Calla

Answer 1

This error occurs if Code Recommenders cannot resolve its bundle that integrates with Mylyn.

The most likely cause is that you somehow installed Code Recommender's Mylyn completion but don't have (a compatible version of) Mylyn installed.

Do the following to remove the non-functional bundle:

Go to Help > About Eclipse > Installation Details. In the Installed Software dialog, select the Code Recommenders Mylyn Integration entry, press Uninstall... and follow the instructions.

Undercoat

Worked for me. I removed some plugins manually (don‘t use Mylny for example) and somehow missed org.eclipse.recommenders.mylny.rcp – Woodnote

the Uninstall... button is greyed out for me – Reo

Answer 2

1. into eclipse folder,search for "org.eclipse.recommenders.mylyn.rcp".

2. Find 2 files "org.eclipse.recommenders.mylyn.rcp.feature_2.3.0.v20160216-1255" and"org.eclipse.recommenders.mylyn.rcp_2.3.0.v20160216-1255.jar".

3. Cut to another folder .

4. Del "eclipse\configuration\org.eclipse.update"

5. Restart eclipse.

6. Copy the 2 files back to the original folder . Try again .

Southsoutheast

Answer 3

Clean eclipse cache by edit the eclipse.ini file located in your Eclipse install directory and insert -clean as the first line.

Or you can do this by making -clean key word as an argument.

Don't forget to restore it. that would disable the useful OSGi caching and increase eclipse startup time so make eclipse start in normal mode.

Dignitary