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What’s the difference between
"Eclipse/Project/Clean..."
and
"Eclipse/Project/Refresh (F5)"
I often have to “rebuild” my workspace that contains few inter-dependent projects, and I am unsure which is the best way to make a clean start?
As mentioned here
Refreshanalyses the source-files to check if any changes were made from outside Eclipse, and if so, compiles files that were changed.Cleanon the other hand removes all compiled classes and forces recompilation of the whole project (or workspace).