Is there any way to disable automatic Android Library Update when starting Eclipse?
Is there any way to disable automatic Android Library Update when starting Eclipse?
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Is there any way to disable automatic Android Library Update when starting Eclipse?
AFAIK, there is no way to disable it, and even if there is, your projects probably would not work afterwards.
However, you can reduce the amount of time spent on this and other startup tasks. Simply close projects that you do not need to have open. You can leave the projects in the workspace, but just close them via right-clicking on the project in the Package Explorer and choosing “Close Project”.
My Eclipse workspace has ~350 Android projects. It used to take a minor eternity to fire up Eclipse in the morning. I switched to keeping most projects closed, leaving open only:
I have a few dozen projects open at the moment. Now, Eclipse starts up fairly quickly.