I didn't see "PyDev" in the toolbar like I'm used to, but PyDev is in Eclipse Preferences, so I set PyDev > Debug > Remote debugger server activation="Start when the plugins is started", and relaunched Eclipse. Looks like it wants some mylyn plug-ins which are not included in Eclipse anymore - but the image is hard to read because of the very strange font. Rather than using Finder, I launched it from Terminal w/ the -clean option to try to refresh the installed plugins: /Applications/Eclipse.app/Contents/MacOS/eclipse -clean On Mac OS, open the Eclipse.app package contents, then copy the unzipped dir, and you should end up with: Eclipse.app That said, I was able to install PyDev manually using the ZIP on SourceForge: ĭownload and extract the zip, then copy the entire folder to the Eclipse 'dropins' dir (not 'plugins'). If they ARE redirecting to Bintray, it has been sunset according to JFrog: Currently, those redirects point to links on, so, you can visit the related update site page (such as ) in a browser and see to where it's being redirected (you may want to try that direct link with http or https to see if it makes a difference in your use case). In that case, you can try using a direct URL for the download (all the URLs are actually redirects to the final location). This means there's some issue accessing the update site in your current connection. PyDev is a Python IDE for Eclipse, which may be used in Python, Jython and IronPython.
While most times things work as explained, some users may have messages such as: First you need to download Eclipse for 32bit or 64bit system. In the PyDev installation troubleshooting ( ), it mentions: I get the same issue - fails trying in install via Marketplace.
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