| plugin supporting some Git features not yet available in EGit [message #1238527] |
Sat, 01 February 2014 16:21 |
 R Shapiro
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Registered: June 2011 |
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I have a plugin available that provides very basic Eclipse integration for a few command-line Git operations that are not yet supported by EGit. This is mostly an experiment and a learning opportunity for me. But I also dislike having to switch context from Eclipse to a shell and then back again just to run a Git operation.
Right now it supports the following:
Basic SVN bridging: svn rebase, dcommit, fetch, rebase --local, info, as well as mapping SHAs to SVN revs and vice-versa
Basic bundle operations: creating a bundle file given two refs (branch, tag, SHA), fetching from a given bundle file, pulling from a given bundle file
Basic Bisect: start, good, bad, reset
Pruning obsolete remote references on a given remote
Creating lightweight tags
I'll be adding more over time, and of course also removing any feature once JGit/EGit supports it. Eventually there will probably be nothing left other than SVN bridging, which I assume JGit will never support but which many Git users require.
The repository is on github: eclipse-git-extensions.git
I don't have a plugin download site yet, but any developer can easily build it with the 'Standard' Eclipse bundle and Java 7.
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