This article aims to introduce the use Git in Eclipse, including the use of Git upload new items to the remote repository , pull the new project from a remote repository , commit changes and get updates .
First, the use Git remote repository to upload new projects
Before using Git remote repository to upload a new project, the first thing to do is: (1) create a remote repository, (2) create a new project (in this case using a Maven project).
(1) create a remote repository
In this paper, a GitHub code hosting platform, first log on GitHub: https://github.com , and then create a new Repository. Procedure as follows:
Step 1: Create a new warehouse.
Step Two: Fill in the necessary information warehouse.
Step 3: Create complete.
(2) Create a new project
Create a paper project using the Eclipse Maven plugin created. Procedure as follows:
Step 1: Create Maven project
Step Two: Fill in project-related information
The third step: the project is created. Added App.java, .gitkeep file in the project
At this point, create a remote warehouse and new projects have been completed. Next, the new project will do is uploaded to a remote repository, the specific operation as follows:
The first step: Right-click the project, select [Team] -> [Share Project ...], choose Git, then Next
Step Two: Configure Git repository, in the order shown in FIG., And finally clicks] [Finish
The third step: to create a local warehouse OK, this time the project as shown below:
Step 4: Submit the project to a local warehouse
Step five: uploaded to a remote repository
Right-click the project, select [Team] -> [Remote] -> [Push]
Step Six: OK! View GitHub