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I use Eclipse 3.7 and EGit 1.0. If I create repositories inside my Eclipse workspace (as a sub-folder for a project) everything works fine. But obviously this is not recommended so I want to build a r
I have installed egit, and by using Team - Share - commit, assume that I now have a copy of the entire project in the .git directory.
I recently started using git with the egit plugin in eclipse, and I thought I had everything working. I cloned a remote repository to my machine, then made a change to a file, and went to commit the c
I just started working with Egit and I don\'t understand how to jump back to a former version of a file (or project) and start a new branch from there.
When executing a commit of a set of files within the EGi开发者_StackOverflowt eclipse plugin, I always have to add new files manually in the commit dialog
For now, I only have a local .git subdirectory under my Eclipse workspace and I don\'t feel the need to push it to shared repository.
I\'m behind a corporate firewall, so most of the time (e.g. Eclipse updates) I want to be going through a proxy. However, the servers I pull from in Git are all internal. I currently have to change my
I just installed the EGit plugin for Eclipse, restarted Eclipse and it shows well in the Installed Software list but... I can\'t find any added menus or access to its features?
I wanted to rollback to the last commit after making a massive error, but I managed to rollback a l开发者_C百科ittle too fair. The commit I wanted to reassert doesn\'t appear when I enter \'git log\'
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