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Installation from update site fails with No repository found message
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I was actually able to install the update by:
The update site has also reappeared in the list but now I don't get any errors (presumably because I now have the update). |
No repository found message
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This has been reported multiple times but I was never able to reproduce it locally. It seems this problem is not Buildship-specific and but a general problem with P2. If somebody encounters this problem, please try installing with my recommendation from Jun 7:
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I opened a Bugzilla ticket for the investigation. |
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I'm getting this error: Disabled all repositories but Buildship: same error |
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I was getting the same errors as @AJNeufeld and fixed the problem by changing the update site for Buildship in Preferences from: to: After this change, the update went through without any problems. |
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Bugzilla report: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=521258 |
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Has the site chaged to e48? |
It hasn't according to https://projects.eclipse.org/projects/tools.buildship/downloads |
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I get this error when trying to install Java 9 JDT to Eclipse. I used only the update sites in preferences as marked in the picture from donat above - No help. Here are the details to the error as reportet by Eclipse: `eclipse.buildId=4.7.2.M20171130-0510 org.eclipse.equinox.p2.metadata.repository |
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I have the exact same problem - cannot install the Java-9 update from the eclipse site - and I find it incredible that the authors of Eclipse claim that it is Java-9 compatible when many people are having this problem - and nobody seems to know how to fix it. This is very unprofessional. |
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Hello everyone, I just found a work around for the problem. What I did was to uncheck all default update sites and create a new update site: with the URL http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/updates/4.7. I then selected all the updates and let eclipse update everything that it could. When it completed I saw that Java 9 tools were installed: |
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Hi. I am using lubuntu( like ubuntu) and i found that when i install ccs, i used sudo cmd, so some file can't be changed by another user, that's why the problem comes up. So in the place i installed ccs, i run the cmd: with |
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I've had the same issue since mid 2018. Performing a search, this issue has been reported since 2011. We're in 2019 now, surely there is a way to fix this recurring issue? How can there not be a simple fix i.e. if repo URL not found: skip and continue with next URL / update (without aborting as critical error and preventing any other update)? OS: Windows 10 64-bit |
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It happened to me just now, changing update site from e410 to e411 fixed the issue. I am using Spring Tool Suite 4 I did regular update and it showed STS 4.2.2 with some other packages and Buildship 3.1 (from 3.0.1). After changing the update site, update was executed without any issues |
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Changing link to source of buildship might cancel some caching as someone before mentioned. In my case after first fail it did not seem to even actually retrieve data from web - it was immediately failing. Changed source of buildship from e48 back to e47 - took some time but otherwise - worked smoothly. Altered it back to e48 - no more issues. |
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Happend also on my eclipse 2019-03, running on Win10 pro 64bit. An upgrade to 2019_06 doesn't fix it neither, but this method worked for me:
Thanks @khatchad |
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Sorry for intruding, but I came across this while having the same problem with some other update in Eclipse 2019-06.
After that, the update went through like a charm. Not sure whether simply clicking „reload“ will help – I think I did that before to no avail, but that was yesterday ;) |
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Same problem as others here. For me, navigating to eclipse marketplace and hitting update from there worked... |
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Just like others suggest (thanks!):
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For me what worked was after adding the trailing / to all the update sites I then went Window > Preferences > Install/Update > Available Software Sites and then selected all the sites and did an export as an xml file. I then opened the xml file in a text editor and did a find on /" and replaced it with " so as to remove all the trailing backslashes. Then I did an import on that xml file and went through each update site and reloaded them. You can only do the reload for one site at a time. After that I was able to update successfully. |
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I had this today with eclipse 2019-12 followed advice of @donat re commented on Jun 7, 2017:
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I am receiving the following error when my Eclipse installation does an update:
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