java - How to rename a gradle project in eclipse? -


i new gradle , trying use gradle plugin in eclipse.

created java gwt project using online project generator https://gwt-project-generator.cfapps.io/

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it imported dependencies nicely.

now trying rename project demo gradle-demo , confused. automatically reverts name demo each time. in build.gradle file see nothing indicate enforcement of name.

any pointers ?

    buildscript {     repositories {         jcenter()     }     dependencies {         classpath 'de.richsource.gradle.plugins:gwt-gradle-plugin:0.6'     } }  apply plugin: 'gwt' apply plugin: 'war'  // in section declare find dependencies of project repositories {     jcenter() }  repositories { mavencentral() }  // in section declare dependencies production , test code dependencies {     providedcompile('fr.lteconsulting:angular2-gwt:1.6')     providedcompile('com.google.dagger:dagger-gwt:2.8')     providedcompile('org.jboss.gwt.elemento:elemento-core:0.5')     providedcompile('com.vaadin.polymer:vaadin-gwt-polymer-elements:1.7.0.0')     providedcompile('org.gwtbootstrap3:gwtbootstrap3:0.9.3')     providedcompile('com.github.tdesjardins:gwt-ol3:2.9.0')     providedcompile('com.googlecode.gwtquery:gwtquery:2.1.0')     providedcompile('com.github.gwtreact:gwt-react:0.3.0')     providedcompile('com.gwidgets:gwty-leaflet:0.4')     providedcompile('com.sksamuel.jqm4gwt:jqm4gwt-remote:2.1.0')     providedcompile('com.intendia.gwt:rxjava-gwt:1.0.14-beta1')     testcompile('junit:junit:4.11')     testcompile('com.google.gwt.gwtmockito:gwtmockito:1.1.6')  }  gwt {     gwtversion='2.8.0'      modules 'com.ainosoft.firstgradlegwt'      maxheapsize = "1024m"      superdev {         noprecompile=true     } }

it shows missing builder in project configuration gwt enter image description here

add build.gradle

apply plugin: 'eclipse' eclipse {     project {         name = 'some-better-name'     } }

see eclipseproject docs


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