Persistent devil this one... Ok, it might take the Java version from the previous install. Eclipse works in somewhat mysterious ways and stores several settings in hidden directories. One of them being “.eclipse” on a windows machine. If memory serves this is located in the user home directory, On o...

Am I correct in understanding that you get all this by just starting Eclipse? If so, than something seems amiss with the Eclipse set of programs and plugins. I have never had this, so I can only guess here. Could other plugins perhaps cause conflicts? If possible, I would like to suggest to do a cle...

I have little experience with the arduino IDE, can’t help you there.

Just curious, Eclipse does not work for you? If the instructions are followed it works in my experience, for me and my co-workers. Can you describe what you are seeing?

I don’t know about recommended, but I use Eclipse for the ESP-IDF on both OS X and windows, and that works quite good. All the usual Eclipse features work as expected, debugging functions as desired and (small thing but still) programming the esp can be done without closing the eclipse terminal givi...

From the console output it seems that the launch-target is set to a ESP32 instead of a ESP32-S2. To check and edit, in the top of your Eclipse window you can find the launch target edit-box: the rightmost one in this picture saying Firstmate: Screenshot 2020-10-17 at 14.12.46.png If you have a launc...

It sounds like install.bat looks in a different directory than the one from which you are running. This can be the case if the variable IDF_PYTHON_ENV_PATH in Eclipse's settings points to something other than the one you are running in. It should point to " C:\Users\danc\.espressif\python_env\idf4.3...