Distinguish shared indexes with different index versions #564
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Signed-off-by: Jinbo Wang jinbwan@microsoft.com
This is an enhancement to previous commit "shared JDT Index folder among different workspaces". The problem with shared indexes is that the index schema can evolve over time, and reusing outdated indexes from shared folders does not work. Currently, unless you read the original contents of the *.index file, it is not clear what index version is being used in the shared folder. To make it more intuitive, one suggestion is to force the shared folder structure to be organized as
<base_path>/<index_version>/*.index
, then you have to enable the system property in the format like-Djdt.core.sharedIndexLocation=<base_path>
.This is also similar to a shared m2 dir, and allows multiple versions of indexes to coexist.