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    Default Error markers remain after removing spring nature

    I get tons of errors because I ref beans from dependent projects. (See http://springide.org/project/ticket/77). After I remove the spring nature, all the error markers remain.

    Please, how can I get rid of all these project errors?
    Barry Kaplan (memelet)

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    I did a search down my workspace .metadata directory for "Referenced bean" and found the .markers file that contained the errors. Deleting this file and rebuilding cleared things up.
    Barry Kaplan (memelet)

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    Additionally you have the following options:
    • before removing the Spring nature from your project remove the config files from the Spring project first (via project properties dialog "Spring Beans / Config")
    • turn of displaying Spring IDE's problem markers at all (via the problem views' filter setting by deselecting "Spring Problem Marker")

    We have to fix Spring IDE that it removes all problem markers if the Spring nature is removed from a project.

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