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Package: eclipse-jdt
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Version: 3.8.1-1
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Severity: minor
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The extended descriptions reads:<br>
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This package provides Java Development Tools, a complete and
powerful Java IDE
along with several editors, a refactoring engine, Ant and JUnit
integration,
a debugger, and many more features</p>
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First, it is not really clear what this means. It sounds like "This
package provides A, B along with C, D, E, F and many more features."<br>
But we mean "This package provides Java Development Tools, which
is..."<br>
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Second, JDT technically <b>is</b> not a Java IDE. It <b>provides</b>
a Java IDE when installed with the Eclipse Platform.<br>
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Finally, it is redundant to qualify the Java IDE discussed as
"complete". Without a mention to the contrary, an IDE is assumed to
be complete. If we think JDT provides unexpected features, these
features should be mentioned instead.<br>
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I'd suggest the following as a starting point:<br>
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<blockquote type="cite">This package contains Java Development
Tools. These provide a powerful Java IDE along with several
editors, a refactoring engine, Ant and JUnit integration, a
debugger, and many more features. </blockquote>
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