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I will check in a .project file in this case - it should be noted that the fact that the the models project has been made a git submodule of the main code was done as a sort of convenience, and it is better in most cases to clone the models project separately as the plug-in source sub-module reference is not absolutely guaranteed to reflect the current "latest" state of the models project.
The instruction movie suggests to import the existing models into Eclipse: https://youtu.be/xzSk413raLY?t=536
However, this does not work; Eclips gives an "No projects are found to import" error:
This is apparently because there is no .project and .classpath.
(The submodule is correctly cloned with
--recurse-submodules
, so the directory does contain the models.)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: