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[200510261800] A module suite was opened in IDE. I wanted to create standalone module project.But I forget that the module in module suite is automatically selected.. The module suite project was than removed from disk. After that I wasn't able to open the module project. Instead of Project name in Project open filechooser was: java.io.IOException: No suite.dir defined from /home/pzajac/vyvoj/MyPrj
We're not going to implement a complete set of error handlers in the GUI for 5.0. Fix your project metadata.
Yes, true. The tens of such issues could be filled. I think there is no reason to not fill them here as ideas what could be done and make an umbrella from 61227 issue.
Not sure about "Broken References Dialog". Seems that we are getting rid of them in the IDE(already did so?). Probably making the Suite/Module node red like in other project types would be good enough. Than user would go instinctively to properties where would be some categories in red with "Ok" button disabled. Or suite would have some of its subnodes red which would mean "Subproject is broken/deleted" or whatever with tooltip. Again properties would say more. CCing Jano.
Yes, I hope that for promo G, we will get rid of the broken reference dialogs and integrate with the properties dialog similarly as you describe it.
promo-H you mean.
Yes, I mean promo H.
This was fixed somehow in the past. You can open corrupted suite-component. So we are one step further. However see issue 73058. Not 100% sure about TM.