So, if you copy those 2 folders for each of your workspaces
you should be good enough... you could also add:
.metadata\.plugins\com.python.pydev.analysis\*.pydevsysteminfo
so that the code analysis does not have to reparse your
pythonpath again.
Cheers,
Fabio
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In addition, you can use the Eclipse Export wizard to export
your user preferences. The Export Wizard has an option to
export your Prefs. I'm not sure how granular it is (haven't
used it much) but it might work for you. That's assuming
that Fabio is storing the pydev prefs in the standard
Eclipse User Preferences store.
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Hi... while I don't implement it, I thought I could say how
it works so that you can do it yourself without waiting for
the gui for it:
License:
.metadata\.plugins\com.python.pydev
Interpreter info:
.metadata\.plugins\org.python.pydev
So, if you copy those 2 folders for each of your workspaces
you should be good enough... you could also add:
.metadata\.plugins\com.python.pydev.analysis\*.pydevsysteminfo
so that the code analysis does not have to reparse your
pythonpath again.
Cheers,
Fabio
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In addition, you can use the Eclipse Export wizard to export
your user preferences. The Export Wizard has an option to
export your Prefs. I'm not sure how granular it is (haven't
used it much) but it might work for you. That's assuming
that Fabio is storing the pydev prefs in the standard
Eclipse User Preferences store.