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Eclipse has, of course, its own support for working with Git projects:
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Eclipse has, of course, its own support for working with Git projects.
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Here are the basic steps.
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= Open the Git Perspective =
  
 
First, you need to access to the available perspectives:
 
First, you need to access to the available perspectives:
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[[File:Eclipse_Git_Select.png|400px]]
 
[[File:Eclipse_Git_Select.png|400px]]
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= Clone the Git Repository =
  
 
At this point, it is possible to clone any remote Git repository:
 
At this point, it is possible to clone any remote Git repository:
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[[File:Eclipse_Git_Clone.png|800px]]
 
[[File:Eclipse_Git_Clone.png|800px]]
  
And use the Team menu to execute Git command within Eclipse:
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= Use Git within Eclipse =
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Once the project is open or cloned, use the Team menu to execute Git commands:
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[[File:Eclipse_Git_Team.png|600px]]
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The history of the project is also available in the perpective:  
  
[[File:Eclipse_Git_Team.png|800px]]
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[[File:Eclipse_Git_History.png|600px]]

Revision as of 15:25, 30 May 2019

Eclipse has, of course, its own support for working with Git projects.

Here are the basic steps.

Open the Git Perspective

First, you need to access to the available perspectives:

Eclipse Git Open.png

Then select the Git perspective:

Eclipse Git Select.png

Clone the Git Repository

At this point, it is possible to clone any remote Git repository:

Eclipse Git Clone.png

Use Git within Eclipse

Once the project is open or cloned, use the Team menu to execute Git commands:

Eclipse Git Team.png

The history of the project is also available in the perpective:

Eclipse Git History.png