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Re: Is it possible to reutilize git repository of tortoisegit within Egit [message #994946 is a reply to message #993455] |
Fri, 28 December 2012 17:48 |
R Shapiro Messages: 386 Registered: June 2011 |
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EGit can be made aware of any local Git repository, regardless of how it was created. Assuming you have the EGit/JGit plugins installed, simply open the "Git Repositories" view, click the toolbar item whose tooltip is "Add an existing local Git Repository to this view", and navigate to the root of your local repo. If your existing repo already contains one or more Eclipse projects, you can now import them and work with them in Eclipse.
If you don't have any .project files, you need to create at least one. This process has nothing to do with EGit, so this is not the right forum for that topic. The exact details depend on what kind of project or projects you want -- java, c++, python, etc etc. Ask on the relevant forum for more on project creation, or walk through the Eclipse tutorials for general information. Once you have .project files, you can import them into your Eclipse workspace from the existing entry in the "Git Repositories" view.
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