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Newbie question: "refresh" projects after eclipse update? [message #714361] Wed, 10 August 2011 12:19 Go to next message
fschmitt  is currently offline fschmitt Friend
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Hi,

after upgrading from helios to indigo, all my workspace projects seem to have lost their git decorations. Did i miss any precautions before updating?

In each of the Worspace project folders, the .git subdirectories are still there, and modifying the repository settings using Window -> Preferences -> Team -> Git -> Configuration -> Repository Settings works, too. Of course, i could remove all local repositories (this means: remove all git-enabled projects from workspace) and re-fetch them from our scm server, but it would be easier just to tell EGit to use the existing repositories. Is there a way to make EGit use the repository structure that's already present in the project folder?

Any help is appreciated...
Re: Newbie question: "refresh" projects after eclipse update? [message #715059 is a reply to message #714361] Fri, 12 August 2011 08:52 Go to previous message
fschmitt  is currently offline fschmitt Friend
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got it myself... here's a description of the required steps:

programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/100314/how-make-eclipse-egit-recognize-existing-repository-information-after-update/100545#100545

(forum sw doesn't allow me to post the link...)
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