1) ASSERT: make sure you have a user with no domain 2) EXEC: open OpenShift Explorer 3) EXEC: Create a domain and an application in the command line or on the web interface 4) EXEC: Try to import the application: File -> New -> Other... -> OpenShift Application -> <Add your credentials> -> Import existing application -> Click on Browse Actual Result: Application list is empty Expected Result: JBoss Tools OpenShift plug-in should see all of the applications of the given user ALTERNATIVE: 1) ASSERT: make sure you have a user with no domain 2) EXEC: open OpenShift Explorer 3) EXEC: Create a domain and an application in the command line or on the web interface 4) EXEC: refresh your user in the OpenShift Explorer Result: The freshly created application does not show up.

If the user had started the OpenShift tooling with a blank user account (no domain or applications), the user could not import applications that they had created outside of the tooling environment. This occurred because the tooling failed to refresh the user account and discover the new applications. The issue has been corrected for this release, enabling for discovery of applications created outside of the tooling environment.