espressif / idf-eclipse-plugin

Espressif-IDE (based on Eclipse CDT) for ESP-IDF CMake based projects 4.x and above
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fix: fixing duplicates configs when creating new project #918

Closed sigmaaa closed 2 months ago

sigmaaa commented 3 months ago

Description

Steps to reproduce for me:

  1. create a new default project "test"
  2. delete a project without deleting all related configuration
  3. create a default "test" project again
  4. click edit on the configuration
  5. The name of configuration is not "test" as supposed to be and a lot of duplicates are created

The problem happens because the default launch config is removed during project deletion and then we can't find it in a map always creating duplicates of the original one. Fixed by looking for existing config via launch manager first before creating a new configuration. Fixes # (IEP-1187)

Type of change

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How has this been tested?

  1. create a new default project "test"
  2. delete a project without deleting all related configuration
  3. create a default "test" project again
  4. click edit on the configuration
  5. make sure no duplicates were created.

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Walkthrough

The changes encompass improvements to the ESP-IDF tooling in Eclipse, focusing on enhancing usability and efficiency. These updates aim to streamline the development workflow by refining the launch configuration process for readability and performance, introducing methods to find existing and debug launch configurations, and updating project handling logic to facilitate easier management and debugging of IoT projects.

Changes

File Path Changes
.../idf.core/.../LaunchConfigFinder.java
.../idf.core.test/.../LaunchConfigFinderTest.java
- Introduced LaunchConfigFinder class for finding launch configurations based on descriptors and identifiers.
- Added test cases for LaunchConfigFinder class to validate configuration retrieval methods.
.../idf.launch.serial.core/.../IDFCoreLaunchConfigProvider.java - Refactored getLaunchConfiguration method for efficiency and readability.
- Added findExistingLaunchConfiguration method.
.../idf.ui/.../NewIDFProjectWizard.java - Added import for LaunchConfigFinder.
- Replaced DisposeListener with lambda expression.
- Updated logic in performFinish method for debug configurations.

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Among the code's branches, a rabbit did play,
πŸ‡ Refactoring with joy, making improvements all day.
🌱 Efficiency bloomed, like flowers in the spring,
πŸš€ Debug configurations, a useful thing.
"Streamline the workflow," the rabbit did sing,
πŸŽ‰ IoT development made easier with each swing.
🌟 "Our work here is done," it proclaimed with a grin!

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kolipakakondal commented 3 months ago

@AndriiFilippov Could you please check this?

AndriiFilippov commented 3 months ago

@sigmaaa hi !

Tested under: OS - Windows 10 ESP-IDF: v5.1.2

Followed steps from description -> don't see duplicates are created, config name stay same. able to build - debug.

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LGTM πŸ‘