How to properly upgrade Eclipse Indigo to Juno
I am trying to update my Eclipse Indigo to the latest version, Juno. I have already downloaded it. However, I noticed that my Android SDK is not installed. Is there a way to simply "restore" my previous plugins and Android SDK from the Indigo version? Also, it would have prevented me from opening my previous workspace. How can I just import my projects? Or do I have to import them as a new project every time? Thank!
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You can either update your existing installation in place (without any reinstallation) by adding a Juno update site (for any other plugin, for example), or you can easily import all plugins from the old installation into the new installation: fooobar.com/questions/55897/. .. .
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Better with eclipse to set ddddddd again to a new eclipse; However, if you added the SDK as a dropin, its just open the dropin folder and copy it to the new version of the dropin eclipse directory.
If it's something like my android, create it in your plugins directory. I would not suggest copying your libs plugins to your new eclipse (ex:) cp -Rv ./eclipse/plugins/*droid* ./newEclipse/plugins > ~/copiedFiles.txt
as I am not 100% sure that this way will address startup problems or additional xml configuration needed for eclipse to behave correctly.
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