How to force Eclipse to ask for default workspace?

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michael nesterenko picture michael nesterenko · Aug 14, 2011 · Viewed 103.1k times · Source

I noticed that after installing cdt, Eclipse always loads the default workspace. The workspace listed in the config.ini in osgi.instance.area.default. Eclipse does not ask which workspace to open regardless if Prompt for workspace on startup is set or not.

How do I force Eclipse to ask which workspace to load on startup?

Answer

fasseg picture fasseg · Sep 14, 2011

I had the same problem with indigo on linux 3.0 X86_64: After runnning eclipse -clean everything went back to normal.

Thanks to some comment on the eclipse issue: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=134412

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