Crash at startup when missing phaser bundle

Phaser Editor shows lot of errors if it is linked to a Phaser bundle that was deleted or renamed.

As a workaround, you have different options:

• Put back the phaser bundle.
• Start a new workspace and import the projects.
• Delete the .metedata folder of the workspace (as is suggested in the below comment of @samstuff)
• Fix the bundle preference yourself: in your workspace, open the file .metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.core.runtime/.settings/phasereditor.inspect.core.prefs. And change the value of the property phasereditor.inspect.core.builtInPhaserVersion=false to true. Is simple.

[samsstuff]

Hi Arian another quick fix is just delete the metadata folder in the workspace then re-import the project, that way they don’t have to go moving their files over to a new workspace, the whole issue is in that metadata folder, by deleting it and re-importing the project it creates a new metadata folder that fixes the issue, but again the easiest fix, just put the bundle back in the main folder so the same metadata files can read it , there is no need to create a new workspace. A nice way of updating but yup there will be trouble for those not putting it back the same.

[PhaserEditor2D]

Phaser Bundle is not supported anymore. Now the editor can be full updated automatically.