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Created attachment 813530 [details] A script for printing the Jython classpath. The Jython Interactive console appears to include system libraries and jars twice. Paths/resources that are not included twice are the directory of the Jython interpreter, and the paths to other PyDev projects in the workspace. A reproducer script is included. Only running the script in the Interactive Console (with either a "runfile" command or by clicking the "Interactive Console" button on the PyDev toolbar) will output results indicating doubly-included paths. Running the script as a Jython script won't show any duplication. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 2.8.2
Created attachment 813531 [details] The output of the reproducer if run as a Jython script.
Created attachment 813532 [details] The output of the reproducer if run with the Jython Interactive Console.
Comment on attachment 813531 [details] The output of the reproducer if run as a Jython script. This is the output I see on my local machine when running the provided test script as a Jython script.
Comment on attachment 813532 [details] The output of the reproducer if run with the Jython Interactive Console. This is the output I see on my local machine when running the provided test script with the Interactive Console.
Andrew, what's the state of this bug ?
Alex, as far as I can tell, the bug hasn't changed. Just now, I ran my repro script with the Jython I.Console and I get the same doubly-repeated list of imports as I did originally. I already posted this bug on the Brainwy PyDev tracker (https://sw-brainwy.rhcloud.com/tracker/PyDev/, id 217).
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