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Team menu does not offer Share Project option [message #521535]

Wed, 17 March 2010 23:31

BenH

Messages: 39
Registered: July 2009

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Ive been importing 4 projects into EGit.

I have EGit working OK, and 3 project conversions have gone perfectly. The last however, under "Team", does not offer any share project options. All that is listed is "Apply Patch".

By what logic does the EGit plugin enable or disable the option to share via Git?

Ive had a good look at the .project and .classpath files, and I can see nothing unusual in them. No team providers are mentioned.

The main difference is that the problematic project was previously shared via Svn; the others were not. SVN has been disconnected, and there is no mention of Svn in the project def or UI. But I do suspect it is interfering in some way.

Any advice welcomed.
-Ben

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Re: Team menu does not offer Share Project option [message #522552 is a reply to message #521535]

Tue, 23 March 2010 03:17

Matthias Sohn

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Registered: July 2009

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Which EGit and JGit version are you using ?

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Re: Team menu does not offer Share Project option [message #524929 is a reply to message #522552]

Sun, 04 April 2010 10:23

BenH

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Registered: July 2009

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EGit version: 0.6.0.201003051509
JGit version: 0.6.0.201002172119

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Re: Team menu does not offer Share Project option [message #525414 is a reply to message #524929]

Tue, 06 April 2010 14:21

Stefan Lay

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Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Hi Ben,

> By what logic does the EGit plugin enable or disable the option to share
> via Git?
The share project option does not come from the EGit Plugin but from the
eclipse team ui plugin. It is shown whenever there is no property
"org.eclipse.team.core.repository" stored for a project in the workspace.

>
> Ive had a good look at the .project and .classpath files, and I can see
> nothing unusual in them. No team providers are mentioned.
>
They are not mentioned here. A team provider is stored as
projectPersistentProperty in the Eclipse workspace.

> The main difference is that the problematic project was previously shared
> via Svn; the others were not. SVN has been disconnected, and there is no
> mention of Svn in the project def or UI. But I do suspect it is
> interfering in some way.

The Disconnect from SVN seems to be buggy. There seems to be still an entry
for this property ("org.eclipse.team.core.repository").You could check this
in your workspace in the file
..metadata\.plugins\org.eclipse.core.resources\.projects\<projectname >\.indexes\properties.index.

The easiest workaround would be to delete the project (without deleting
content) and to reimport it again.

Stefan

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