GMF Troubleshooting 9
GMF
This can occur if, in your generated plugin.xml, there are multiple org.eclipse.ui.commands extensions with the same ID.
In my case this occured because my .gmfgen had two Gen Editor Generator > Context Menu items. Perhaps this is from a previous migration. Removing them ensured the error would not happen again.
I wrote this test case to check against existing gmfgen's to ensure this problem did not regress.
Error initializing element type "org.eclipse.gmf.tests.runtime.emf.type.core.employee": element type with same ID already exists.
These errors can be ignored. These errors come from the org.eclipse.gmf.tests.runtime.emf.type.core JUnit test plug-in, which can be removed from your launch configuration.
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This can occur if, in your generated plugin.xml, there are multiple org.eclipse.ui.commands extensions with the same ID.
In my case this occured because my .gmfgen had two Gen Editor Generator > Context Menu items. Perhaps this is from a previous migration. Removing them ensured the error would not happen again.
I wrote this test case to check against existing gmfgen's to ensure this problem did not regress.
Error initializing element type "org.eclipse.gmf.tests.runtime.emf.type.core.employee": element type with same ID already exists.
These errors can be ignored. These errors come from the org.eclipse.gmf.tests.runtime.emf.type.core JUnit test plug-in, which can be removed from your launch configuration.