Setting method to link Java of Eclipse and Github / September 2017
Introduction
It will be a simple setting memo of the title. We will update it from time to time, so please let us know if you have any questions.
Let's open Eclipse and Github and proceed.
Check secure storage
Press the Window button ▼ Settings ▼ Security ▼ Secure storage ▼ Contents ▼ Default secure storage ▼Org.eclipse.core.net.proxy.auth
Whether "-GIT" is displayed If not, it is necessary to link Git, so proceed with the following settings.
See team composition (Git)
Window ▼ Settings ▼ Team ▼Git ▼ Composition
Whether there is a value to connect to Git If not, I will write it directly.
| Key | value |
|---|---|
| ([email protected]) | |
| name | (---gitname) |
close
Make a copy of any repository URL on Github and make a note of it https://github.com/xxxxx/xxxxx
Associate the Github repository with the Eclipse folder
Buttons associated with Git (buttons like the table to the left of the Java button on the upper right) ▼Git ▼ Application close
Select repository source (third from [-]) button ▼ Duplicate URI Paste the Git URL into the URI of the location ▼ Next
- If master appears, oK ▼ Next Done
With the flow so far, the Github repository and the folder have been linked.
Right click on the created folder ▼ Project import ▼ Import as a general project ▼ Next Done
- If you can't do well here
Window ▼ Settings ▼ Reset perspective
Since the [○○○○ master] folder appears, you can see that it is linked with Github.
Upload github.txt created with eclipse to Github
Right click on the [master] folder ▼ New ▼ File ▼ This time, the file name is "github.txt" here. Enter and complete
Right click on the repository folder ▼ Team ▼ Pull
▼ Team ▼ Commit (Write a commit message) Commit and push
Enter the user name and password when entering Github (No check box) OK
Up to this point, it will be uploaded by linking to Github.
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