Question

I have been using eclipse for quite a while. I have used it with ant, maven and now with gradle. I understand that eclipse build (defaults to bin folder) and gradle keeps the built files in build (though these folder names can be configured)

I have set of eclipse projects which have dependencies among themselves. Gradle can be clearly instructed by evaluationDependsOn in gradle file to make sure that all the dependencies are built before the current project is built

However, when I manually select the projects and execute a clean build (I generally disable build automatically) it is not able to resolve the dependencies in the order. But when I see the build-path’s project tab of these projects I see the dependencies correctly.

So for now, I visit each project and do a clean build in the specific order to clear all the eclipse errors. I was wondering if I can have a fix for it.

Answer 1

I could figure it out it is Window > Preferences > General > Workspace > Build Order

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