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I have a static Web project added to an Apache server. Whenever I make a change to the project, regardless of how small the change is, the entire project republishes instead of the individual file. I was under the impression that the publishing process was supposed to keep a delta and only republish the files that have been marked as changed in the delta.

I wouldn't mind if the project were small, but it's a large project (200+ MB) and the connection to the server I'm publishing to is a bit slow. A republish takes anywhere between 15 minutes and a half hour.

Does anybody know if my install of Eclipse is working as expected?


Environment Specifics:

  • Eclipse Galileo
  • Aptana Studio Plug-in 1.5.1
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Maybe you've found a bug. Try rsync instead.

There was a bug about delta publishing, but it should be fixed by now. And from other Eclipse projects, I assume that they added a test case for this, so it shouldn't happen again. But maybe your circumstances trigger a new bug.

Are you manually changing the files or do you use some script outside of Eclipse? Anything that makes Eclipse think the whole project has changed, will trigger a full redeploy.

Aaron Digulla
According to the thread at http://dev.eclipse.org/newslists/news.eclipse.webtools/msg14916.html it seems like incremental publishing is supposed to work. Either I'm not doing something right, or a bug is getting in my way.
Christopher Parker
I'd think that they added a test case for this since the bug ought to be fixed.
Aaron Digulla