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Marc Philipp edited this page May 16, 2015
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What's it about?
Projects in the Eclipse workspace can comprise many specific settings: compiler warnings, CheckStyle settings, editor save actions, code formatting rules, and so on. Applying these settings selectively to a project makes sense (they are stored in the project itself and thus under version control; you can change them selectively for individual projects). But then you have to do a lot of manual work on the project settings dialogs. The Project Settings feature in Usus makes this task much more convenient.
How to use it?
Simply select a couple of projects in the Package Explorer and choose "Copy Settings from Project" from the context menu. In the wizard, select what kind of settings you want to copy and a "master" project which will be used as the source of the settings.