[Work in Progress] Issue #1881 - Add a button to remove unused dependencies to the toolbar #1975
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…#1881 We added a button for removing unused dependencies to the toolbar since the feature is quite hidden in the Dependencies Tab under Dependency Analysis. The button currently has a placeholder icon, which is the Eclipse logo. Fixes eclipse-pde#1881
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@sderazo it looks like you adding a button to the global toolbar, but this should be added to the toolbar of the editor: 
sorry if this was not clear in my inital report. |
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This pull request addresses Issue #1881 , where I added a button for removing unused dependencies to the toolbar since the feature is quite hidden in the Dependencies Tab under Dependency Analysis. The button currently has a placeholder icon, which is the Eclipse logo.
I have made the following changes:
RemoveUnusedDependenciesHandler.javafile, which contains the logic to check if there are any unused dependencies and remove them if they exist. For getting the current plug-in model, I created thegetCurrentPluginModel()function within theRemoveUnusedDependenciesHandlerclass. It retrieves the plug-in from the active editor.Here is a picture of what the toolbar looks like with the button:
When I hover over the button, it shows "Removes unused dependencies".