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* install the build in the recommended Eclipse base installation
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## Installation Test
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** download newest or recommended "Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers" from https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/
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** unpack it
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** create empty folder for workspace
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** open eclipse and select the new workspace
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** for release candidates: install eTrice from developer build https://download.eclipse.org/etrice/<version>/updates
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** for nightly: http://download.eclipse.org/etrice/nightly/updates
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** for release use latest version from https://www.eclipse.org/etrice/downloads/
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1. Test Drag & Drop install
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2. delete workspace and eclipse version
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3. Test the installation again with the update site
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Checklist:
 
* make sure the Eclipse Help is working
 
* make sure the Eclipse Help is working
 
* perform smoke test
 
* perform smoke test

Revision as of 01:46, 19 October 2019

    1. Installation Test

1. Test Drag & Drop install 2. delete workspace and eclipse version 3. Test the installation again with the update site


Checklist:

  • make sure the Eclipse Help is working
  • perform smoke test
    • create Java tutorial in empty workspace
    • generate and run Hello World and PingPong
    • create C tutorial in empty workspace
    • generate and run Hello World and PingPong
    • create C++ tutorial in empty workspace
    • generate and run Hello World and PingPong
  • test hover help
  • [JH] run automatic GUI tests

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