I am writing some scripts in Eclipse 2.7 RC4, using the latest Groovy Eclipse plugin.
Everything works fine except that I have a Run Configuration that I created that passes 2 arguments to the script but every time I click the Play button to run the project, Eclipse creates a new Groovy Script Run Configuration called “Server (1)”. If I click the Play button again, Eclipse creates another Run Configuration called “Server (2)”, etc.
So, every single time I want to run my project, I have to go in and delete the last run configuration it made.
Why does Eclipse do this? Can’t I lock the configuration so that it wont change?
This is probably a bug in Groovy-Eclipse in that it is not recognizing that an existing launch configuration is the “same” as a new one.
Can you get around this by simply re-using the old on explicitly, ie- by clicking on the little arrow to the right of the run button and choosing the old configuration: