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Git configuration - User Settings [message #1816643]

Sun, 03 November 2019 16:39

Helen Keller

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Registered: June 2019

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I am configuring Eclipse for "git" .
In User Settings I am supposedly to add e-mail and name , but it already contains strange data.
Could somebody tell me what is it for ?
See attached file.
Thanks

Attachment: Untitled 1.doc
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Re: Git configuration - User Settings [message #1816645 is a reply to message #1816643]

Mon, 04 November 2019 02:50

David Vavra

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Registered: October 2012

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Eclipse git (EGit) is a project separate from CDT
go here: https://www.eclipse.org/egit/
links to documentation and support are in the upper right

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Re: Git configuration - User Settings [message #1816707 is a reply to message #1816645]

Tue, 05 November 2019 11:55

Thomas Wolf

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Registered: August 2016

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Internal data. Just click the "Add Entry..." button (not shown on your screenshot; on the right), enter "user.name" as key and "Helen Keller" as value; click OK. Repeat with key "user.email" and value your e-mail address, for instance h.keller@example.com.

The internal data should actually be stored somewhere else; that's JGit bug 551850.

BTW, why don't you attach screenshots as images? No need to post Word or PDF documents for screenshots, PNG files are fine and much easier to view.

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Re: Git configuration - User Settings [message #1816717 is a reply to message #1816707]

Tue, 05 November 2019 14:08

Helen Keller

Messages: 173
Registered: June 2019

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Thomas,
thanks for the reply.
Nice to know about that.
I did add the other entries without any issues.
I just wish these "3rd party" additions to Eclipse included SOME documentation.
This is a second "plug-in" lacking any documentation and it should be in Eclipse "foundation" interests to require documentation before such plug-in becomes part of the Eclipse IDE.
It gives Eclipse "Swiss army knife" bad reputation. ( But they don't seem to care , pity)

As far as posting images - I keep a log/ notes in LibreOfficeWriter format and that is not accepted file format. Also posting multiple images becomes awkward.
I often wonder why web sites will not accommodate "copy from clipboard" , that woudl be so much simple then shuffling the files.
Many thanks for your support.
Cheers
Vaclav

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