Re: git and eclipse and Wonder?

I thought you could Import and select the git project import type and just s=
elect an eclipse project somewhere inside a local git repo (clone or otherwi=
se) in your file system?

Regards, Kieran.
(Sent from my iPhone)


On Jul 16, 2011, at 3:12 PM, Ray Kiddy <[email protected]> wrote:

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> On Jul 16, 2011, at 11:45 AM, Travis Britt wrote:
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>> On Jul 16, 2011, at 2:28 PM, Ray Kiddy wrote:
>>> If I import the several dozen projects under wonder into eclipse, then I=
 get eclipse build goodness. But the git project is usually up in "../.." an=
d, for each project, eGit has no idea that the project is under version cont=
rol.
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>> Select Team->Share Project->Git and then check this little guy, use or cr=
eate repo in parent folder, and it should find it.
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>> <Screen Shot 2011-07-16 at 2.38.20 PM.png>
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> This works! Thanks. I suppose it would be better if I did not have to do t=
hat 75+ times, but one cannot have everything....
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> I suppose I can get on the eGit people about the fact that they can automa=
tically look in parents. It would not be so complicated to do.
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>> eGit is fairly limited. I use it for some things when convenient, but mos=
t often use CLI.=20
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>> I also have "refresh using native hooks or polling" set under General->Wo=
rkspace. YMMV, based on your workspace size. Just make sure you're not runni=
ng eclipse w/incremental builder with hooks/polling on when you do a large u=
pdate, otherwise it will really slow down trying to build while everything i=
s changing under it.=20
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>> tb
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> Well, I usually have the incremental builder on. I guess this kind of slow=
-down does not bother me. Either the builder takes the time to figure it out=
, or I have to. I would rather the builder do it. And the time does, at some=
 point, have to be spent. Good to keep in mind, though.
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> thanx - ray
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