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[GitHub → Eclipse] Can not import. #23744
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Hello, I started Github from yesterday.
I proceeded like this. Did I ever click on the wrong one? |
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Eclipse have a strong plugins for git, where you can do allmost everything… So first of all open the relative prospective:
then select ‘git’ and open it:
you can now see in the top right appear this (you can switch from views):
in this view you can clone a remote repository by coping the link, using the box in the left called ‘Git Repositories’:
then clone the repo and import that to your local worksapce:
now you have your project opened. To navigate in the repository’s history you have to open history box by rigth click on the clone option: now you can see the special box ‘history’ with all commits, and you can change branch by checkout to your master2. hope to solve your problem. |
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What theme are you using for eclipse in these screenshots? |
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Is darkest dark, you can find in the marketplace of eclipse: |
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Want to import Git project in eclipse? Just go through this link and you get a good solution foe the same!
 Import Git project in EclipseMany users have problem importing a git project to Eclipse. So lets learn how to do it by following these steps. |
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Eclipse have a strong plugins for git, where you can do allmost everything… So first of all open the relative prospective:
then select ‘git’ and open it:
you can now see in the top right appear this (you can switch from views):
in this view you can clone a remote repository by coping the link, using the box in the left called ‘Git Repositories’:
then clone the repo and import that to your local worksapce:
now you have your project opened. To navigate in the repository’s history you have to open history box by rigth click on the clone option:
now you can see the special box ‘history’ with all commits, and you can change branch by checkout to your master2.
hop…