How to get Eclipse current workspace path

This simple trick is for those who open multiple instances of Eclipse and keep them open for so long that they forget where the workspace is.

Eclipse does not show the current workspace path that easily. In order to know what’s Eclipse current workspace path, follow these simple steps:

Find current workspace in Eclipse

  1. Go to File menu
  2. Under File menu, select Switch Workspace > Other…
  3. The Workspace Launcher window will appear which will display your current workspace in Workspace text.

Go to File > Switch Workspace > Other…

Current workspace is shown in Workspace Launcher window

Bonus Tip: Remove Recent Workspace List

You can delete recent workspace list from Eclipse. This list is shown under File > Switch Workspace.

  1. Go to menu Window and click Preferences: Window > Preferences
  2. In Preferences window, open General > Startup and Shutdown > Workspaces
  3. Under Recent Workspaces, you’ll see list of all your recent workspace. Select and Remove anyone.

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