Hi Curtis, Thanks for the tip! Installing "m2e-egit" connector makes the "Import Maven projects" option available in the Eclipse Git Repository view, as you described. The other method seems to be working as well. thanks.
marko Curtis wrote: > I use m2e + EGit for all of my projects, and it works great. If you want to > clone the Git repository directly into Eclipse then use the "Check out > Maven Projects from SCM" import option. You will need to install the > "m2e-egit" connector from the m2e Marketplace. I strongly advise using > Eclipse 3.7 Indigo. > > Personally, I prefer to use git on the command line to clone your repo, > then import into Eclipse using "Existing Maven projects" as you suggest. > Then you need to select your new projects, right-click, select Team > Share > Project..., select Git and then check the "Use or create repository in > parent folder of project" box. Click Finish and it will enable the > EGit-related functionality for your projects. > > So obvious, right? --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
