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Howto commit the deletion of a project [message #655162]

Fri, 18 February 2011 09:20

Eclipse User

This question is actually split into two parts: A silly and not quite as silly one:

* Silly silly: If I create a few projects, share (and commit) them in git and then delete them all, how can I commit the "empty" workspace afterwards in egit?

* "just" silly: Same question as above but for one project only: How can I commit the deletion of a project (assuming that the project is the highest instance I can "see" in eclipse' workspace)

Regards
Kay

Re: Howto commit the deletion of a project [message #655382 is a reply to message #655162]

Sun, 20 February 2011 04:36

Eclipse User

On 2011-02-18 15.20, Kay Huber wrote:
> This question is actually split into two parts: A silly and not quite as
> silly one:
>
> * Silly silly: If I create a few projects, share (and commit) them in
> git and then delete them all, how can I commit the "empty" workspace
> afterwards in egit?
>
> * "just" silly: Same question as above but for one project only: How can
> I commit the deletion of a project (assuming that the project is the
> highest instance I can "see" in eclipse' workspace)
>
> Regards
> Kay

Same answer for both. There is a bug report for that at
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=337577

-- robin

Re: Howto commit the deletion of a project [message #655386 is a reply to message #655382]

Sun, 20 February 2011 05:15

Eclipse User

Yes, after asking the question here, I tried around a little more in eclipse but did not find a solution. Thus, I created the bug but didn't mention it here, sorry.

Btw: As a workaround I commit with command line git for now, which of course works fine.

Regards
Kay

Re: Howto commit the deletion of a project [message #656129 is a reply to message #655386]

Thu, 24 February 2011 05:08

Eclipse User

Currently the only way is to import the root of the repository as a "General Project" - but that's probably not what you want Sad

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