This blog is part of a DVCS – blogseries: part 1 – install Git and Mercurial together with EGit and HgEclipse, part 2 – initializing of and importing from local repositories, part 3 – team options and committing/pushing to local repositories.
This time we want to work with remote repositories using EGit and HgEclipse. Lars Vogel has already published an article about “Egit and GitHub“, but I don’t want to push a single Eclipse project – I want to push a Repository with more then one project.
This post will describe how to push a bunch of projects to existing Servers like GitHub, Bitbucket or SourceForge, where your Open Source Projects can be hosted. How to create your own Remote Server isn’t subject of this blog.
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Monday, September 5, 2011
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