What does Eclipse project with icon “m” and exclamation mark means?
I have a Maven Project in Eclipse (Version: Oxygen.3a Release - 4.7.3a). The Project folder is showing an icon with "M" and an exclamation mark. Anyone knows what does this icon mean?
I have searched through the list of icons here, but it wasn't in the list: Eclipse JDT Icons
eclipse maven icons
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I have a Maven Project in Eclipse (Version: Oxygen.3a Release - 4.7.3a). The Project folder is showing an icon with "M" and an exclamation mark. Anyone knows what does this icon mean?
I have searched through the list of icons here, but it wasn't in the list: Eclipse JDT Icons
eclipse maven icons
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Mmeans it is a Maven project and the red exclamation mark means that the project cannot be build because of project configuration errors (does Alt+F5 fix it?).
– howlger
Nov 23 at 8:05
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I have a Maven Project in Eclipse (Version: Oxygen.3a Release - 4.7.3a). The Project folder is showing an icon with "M" and an exclamation mark. Anyone knows what does this icon mean?
I have searched through the list of icons here, but it wasn't in the list: Eclipse JDT Icons
eclipse maven icons
asked Nov 23 at 7:53
user3437460
12.5k83168
I have a Maven Project in Eclipse (Version: Oxygen.3a Release - 4.7.3a). The Project folder is showing an icon with "M" and an exclamation mark. Anyone knows what does this icon mean?
I have searched through the list of icons here, but it wasn't in the list: Eclipse JDT Icons
eclipse maven icons
eclipse maven icons
asked Nov 23 at 7:53
user3437460
12.5k83168
asked Nov 23 at 7:53
user3437460
12.5k83168
asked Nov 23 at 7:53
user3437460
12.5k83168
asked Nov 23 at 7:53
user3437460
12.5k83168
asked Nov 23 at 7:53
user3437460
12.5k83168
12.5k83168
1
Mmeans it is a Maven project and the red exclamation mark means that the project cannot be build because of project configuration errors (does Alt+F5 fix it?).
– howlger
Nov 23 at 8:05
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Mmeans it is a Maven project and the red exclamation mark means that the project cannot be build because of project configuration errors (does Alt+F5 fix it?).
– howlger
Nov 23 at 8:05
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M means it is a Maven project and the red exclamation mark means that the project cannot be build because of project configuration errors (does Alt+F5 fix it?).– howlger
Nov 23 at 8:05
M means it is a Maven project and the red exclamation mark means that the project cannot be build because of project configuration errors (does Alt+F5 fix it?).– howlger
Nov 23 at 8:05
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That "M" indicates a Maven project. The red exclamation mark usually indicates a problem/error, often in the build path.
answered Nov 27 at 19:58
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That "M" indicates a Maven project. The red exclamation mark usually indicates a problem/error, often in the build path.
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That "M" indicates a Maven project. The red exclamation mark usually indicates a problem/error, often in the build path.
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That "M" indicates a Maven project. The red exclamation mark usually indicates a problem/error, often in the build path.
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Mmeans it is a Maven project and the red exclamation mark means that the project cannot be build because of project configuration errors (does Alt+F5 fix it?).– howlger
Nov 23 at 8:05