On Tuesday, October 21, 2014 12:42:45 PM you wrote:
> Android bundle ships Eclipse Juno which is really old and buggy.
I
> would like to use latest Eclipse shipped by Fedora. And I would like
> to install packages that resemble Android bundle as closely as
> possible.
>
> Besides ADT, Android bundle Eclipse provides following features.
>
>
Eclipse.org
> 1. Eclipse Platform - org.eclipse.platform
> 2. Eclipse RCP - org.eclipse.rcp
> 3. Help System Base - org.eclipse.help
eclipse-platform
> Eclipse Modeling Project
> 1. EMF Common - org.eclipse.emf.common
> 2. EMF Ecore - org.eclipse.emf.ecore
eclipse-emf
> Eclipse CDT
> 1. Eclipse C/C++ Development Tools - org.eclipse.cdt
> 2. GDB Common - org.eclipse.cdt.gdb
eclipse-cdt
> Eclipse EGit
>
> 1. Git Team Provider - org.eclipse.egit
> 2. Git Team Provider - org.eclipse.egit.import
eclipse-egit
> Eclipse JGit - JGit Core - org.eclipse.jgit
eclipse-jgit
> How do I figure out what packages provide these features? Yum info or
> rpm -qi have not been very useful.
You could do this with repoquery. For example :
repoquery -q --whatprovides "osgi(org.eclipse.egit)"
org.eclipse.egit, being the Bundle-SymbolicName we're interested in.
I don't think the osgi provides/requires are done for features so
the next best thing is to look for Bundle-SymblicName headers.
Fedora 20 has Eclipse Kepler, but you could also get an Eclipse Luna
Copr repo from
Hope this helps,
This was super helpful. Thanks. I have just setup Eclipse Luna on my system.
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Regards,
Sudhir Khanger,
sudhirkhanger.com,
github.com/donniezazen,
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