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Eclipse + Git, more than just an egit question [message #1384025]

Tue, 27 May 2014 18:15

Eclipse User

Loving Eclipse and Java but now I've hit a snag.

I've got a project that's growing more popular every day. The directory I created to hold all my generated content is in git but it doesn't seem to contain the project files with the Build Path, etc.

How do I rearrange things so that the project files are in the git repo? I want other people to be able to clone the repo, Import to Eclipse, and go.

As I understand it egit will do what I've already got, it won't solve the problem.

Am I missing something? Thank you!

Re: Eclipse + Git, more than just an egit question [message #1384030 is a reply to message #1384025]

Tue, 27 May 2014 20:59

Eclipse User

You want to commit the .project and .classpath files, for starters. I also recommend committing the .settings folder if it exists. With those in the repo, you ensure that the project is easily imported into Eclipse without any manual configuration required.

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