This page describes the noteworthy improvements provided by each release of Eclipse Linux Tools.
Docker Tooling has been upgraded to 8.0.3.
Docker LS updated to version 0.13.0 from version 0.11.0 with the following enhancements and fixes
Docker Tooling has been upgraded to 8.0.2. This new version of Docker Client supports the latest Docker v4.33. The Docker Client dependencies have been updated.
Linux Tools plug-ins now require Java 21
Docker Tooling has updated to use Docker Client 7.0.7. This new version of Docker Client supports the Docker v4.27 release. The Docker Client dependencies have been cleaned up and updated.
Docker LS updated to version 0.11.0 from version 0.10.2 with the following enhancements and fixes
Createrepo and Rpmstubby plugins are removed and no longer part of the release as they have been badly outdated and no longer userful.
To support the CDT, a seccomp option has been added to the Docker Launching APIs so that "seccomp=unconfined" can be specified.
Underlying Docker Client dependency has been bumped up to 5.2.2. This in turn required upgrades to various Docker Client dependencies.
Docker LS updated to version 0.10.2 from version 0.9.0 with the following editor enhancements and fixes.
The gcov parser has been fixed for data generated by gcc 10.1 and higher.
Docker Tooling has switched over from using the containerConfig section in the DockerImageInfo to using the config structure. This is a minor change but fixes issues from that older section no longer being filled in for latest Docker releases.
Docker Tooling has switched over to use a new jnr stack that supports Aarch64 which is needed to run on modern macOS machines.
Libhover devhelp support now handles multiple devhelp directories specified by the preferences as devhelp books may be distributed over multiple directories. In addition, the help pages for Libhover devhelp have been improved.
A public api in Docker Tooling for pulling images has been reworked so it does not expose an org.mandas.docker-client exception which means that the consumer must add org.mandas.docker-client to its requirements. A new wrapped exception is now supported and the old API has been deprecated.
Linux Tools plug-ins now require Java 17
A Docker pull of an Image can now be cancelled. This support was added as part of a CDT enhancement to allow Images to be specified by name and pulled if not already in the local Image repository.
The Linux Tools Gcov plug-in now support GCC 12.
Changelog available here.
Dockerfile editor now recognizes Dockerfile.* type too.
Changelog available here.