Note: When installing the plugin on Eclipse versions 4.21 (2021-09) and 4.20
(2021-06) you may run into a Public key not found error. You can work
around this by going to Window > Preferences > Install/Update >
Available Software Sites and disable Latest Eclipse IDE Packages Release
and Latest Eclipse Simultaneous Release
If you have the Google Plugin for Eclipse installed, complete the
migrating from GPE procedures.
Install JDK 8. Earlier and later versions of Java are not supported.
Installing Cloud Tools for Eclipse
To install the plugin:
Drag the install button into your running Eclipse workspace:
Or from inside Eclipse, select Help > Eclipse Marketplace...
and search for Google Cloud Tools for Eclipse.
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