Hmm, I think I found the issue - with the update to Checkstyle-5.9's Java8 support I inadvertently introduced a runtime dependency to Eclipse Luna (or Kepler with Java8 patches).
This seems to affect the quickfix functionality only.
I will fix with the next release release.
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I have attached the configuration.
I also uninstalled the current version, cleanup the plugins/features folder and reinstalled it via marketplace but it doesn't help.
After clean start the plugin was removed again from plugins folder. But it still exists in features folder.
Can you please elaborate on your configuration?
That is: Eclipse version, Java version
Also it sometimes restarting eclipse with the -clean command line options (e.g. add it on top of eclipse.ini file) helps.
Hmm, I think I found the issue - with the update to Checkstyle-5.9's Java8 support I inadvertently introduced a runtime dependency to Eclipse Luna (or Kepler with Java8 patches).
This seems to affect the quickfix functionality only.
I will fix with the next release release.
Eclipse Version: Kepler Service Release 2 Build id: 20140224-0627
Java: jdk1.7.0_72
I have attached the configuration.
I also uninstalled the current version, cleanup the plugins/features folder and reinstalled it via marketplace but it doesn't help.
After clean start the plugin was removed again from plugins folder. But it still exists in features folder.
ok good that you found the issue.
But it seems that only the ModifierOrderQuickfix has this problem.
I've made a build based on 5.9.0 with the fix applied.
You can download it here:
http://eclipse-cs.sourceforge.net/net.sf.eclipsecs-updatesite_5.9.0.201411120840-bin.zip
It's a update site bundle, instructions for installation can be found here (last section):
http://eclipse-cs.sourceforge.net/#!/install
thanks for fast fixing.
Now it works
Thanks for the confirmation, closing as fixed