Hi Jim, I did it step by step following your list but at 6, the project is imported without Team options. Is this ok? It seems as it was imported as a Java Project and not as a Git one. Any idea?
Thanks so much in advance. D. 2013/11/25 Jim Procter <[email protected]> > Hi David. > > On 25/11/2013 11:35, David Roldán Martínez wrote: > > I would like to build a development environment to start contributing > > with Jalview. Sometime ago a I did it with i18n branch and now I'm > > trying to do the same with development branch. However, each time I > > select this branch at Eclipse, the IDE asks me to import it as a > > general project instead of as a GIT project. > If you still have your i18n branch configured, then all you need to do > is switch branches to the development branch, and eclipse should sort > everything out (if a little slowly). > > Can anybody point me to a step-by-step tutorial? If there isn't any, > > I'll write one and contribute it under /doc folder but I'll need > > someone to help me. > This kind of info is best placed on the website, too :) > > The steps are: > > 1. Start the import form git wizard with 'Import -> Projects from Git' > 2. enter the Jalview repository details ( > source.jalview.org/git/jalview.git) > - remember to use the https url and your jalview user/password if you > want to commit! > 3. After pressing Next - you can pick the branches you'd like to > checkout .. remember to pick at least develop, master, and the next > release branch (Release_2_8_1_Branch). > 4. Press next again, and Git will ask you where you want to clone the > repository - pick a location on your local machine > 5. After pressing next, the repo will be cloned, and eventually, you'll > be given the option to import any projects present in the repository. > 6. Pick 'import existing projects' - then pick the jalview project from > the list (it's currently listed as 'Jalview Release 2.7')... > > If you couldn't see any projects in 6, then the clone probably failed. > One gotcha is that the SSL certificate validation may have failed for > https://source.jalview.org/ - you'll need to set "http.sslVerify" and > "http.hostnameVerify" to false in your git config. You can do this via > Eclipse's git team configuration panel (click the add entry button), or > just execute the following from the command line: > > git config --global http.hostnameVerify false > git config --global http.sslVerify false > > The other problem may be that you already have a project called 'Jalview > Release 2.7' in your workspace - in this case, rename the existing > project, or edit the .project XML file in the newly checked out branch, > then hit back/forwards to refresh the list of projects available for > import in step 6. > > Hope that helps! > Jim > > _______________________________________________ > Jalview-dev mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.compbio.dundee.ac.uk/mailman/listinfo/jalview-dev >
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