Here is Github Desktop where is IDE to open project
It does't show eclipse IDE
How can I change it to eclipse IDE
Github desktop does not support Eclipse. They support 18 IDEs other than VS code on windows. You can view the list with links to each IDE in the Github docs. You are able to edit the clone in Eclipse then the changes will show up in GH destop. The only difference is that there is no button to open the IDE directly in GH desktop.
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Is there a new plugin for guide Indention in Eclipse ?
As we know, this link from Github https://sschaef.github.io/IndentGuide/update provides us Indention Guide for Eclipse but it doesn't work anymore.
Question is : Is there a new plugin for guide Indention in Eclipse ?
There is a fork of the initial plugin available here: https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/indent-guide.
If you don't find it in the Eclipse plugin manager, one other way to install it is to drag and drop the "Install" button into your Eclipse window.
Tested on Eclipse 2019-09 (4.13) and it is working.
A quick Google search reveals there is no obvious replacement plugin available. However, a fork of the original Git repository for the IndentGuide plugin has been upload to Github.
https://github.com/kiritsuku/IndentGuide
I have a project under version control (SVN), and I am using netbenas 7.3.1 as IDE. Fortunately netbeans recognized the version control from the start, and now uses different colors to show modified, new, etc files as following:
For the second project, I am using Eclipse 3.8 (basically, Eclipse IDE is integrated into the software, and I prefer to stick with that). This project is also under version control (git), but Eclipse does not recognize it. I found out that the version control settings in Eclipse is in Team | share Project, but still can not make it work!
How can I enable version control for my second project in Eclipse in a way that I also get the coloring feature (for modified, new files, etc).
You need EGit Team provider and it is included into Eclipse Kepler Standard package or you can install it from default eclipse update site from "Collaboration" category. Add git local repository clone into Git Repositories View and use "Import Projects..." from context menu to import projects from working area into workspace. After import projects are gonna be recognized as shared through git.
I am not sure about 3.8 but previous versions of Eclipse were not bundled with Git support. You need to install plugins like EGit to add Git support to Eclipse.
Everything should be straight-forward after you have that installed :) as you seems to know the right place (Team context menu) to work with version control system.
the Subversive SVN Connectors does not appear after rebooting eclipse Juno IDE after installing svn from the eclipse marketplace.
any ideas?
Because of this issue i cannot assign a svn connector to the svn eclipse plugin so therefore it cannot do any svn features at all.
i am running windows 8 and tried to run eclipse in Admin mode but still no joy. anywhere i can download the connectors manually and if so, where do i install it?
Might help someone...
From polarion use this update site.
I installed just
subversive SVN Connectors
SVNKit 1.7.5.v1 Implementation
SVN Team provider connectors source
After this I found in eclipse preferences Team->SVN has the svn kit 1.7.5 selected and everything started to working.
Just remove .metadata folder in your workspace directory and restart
then windows -> preference -> team -> svn click. It will appear
For me, switching to a fresh workspace fixed the issue. I followed this link. The automatic connector discovery tool popped up once I switched to a new workspace.
I cannot add new comments. Just facing same problem. Updating #Saran answer:
Eclipse Mars site is
http://community.polarion.com/projects/subversive/download/eclipse/5.0/mars-site/
Eclipse Luna site is
http://community.polarion.com/projects/subversive/download/eclipse/4.0/luna-site/
Eclipse Kepler site is
http://community.polarion.com/projects/subversive/download/eclipse/3.0/kepler-site/
You can install svn conectors manually from there.
(Remember: Help menu -> Install new software -> paste site url)
Can I suggest the CollabNet Eclipse desktop instead of the Marketplace SVN?
http://desktop-eclipse.open.collab.net/
I've found its installation to be much less painful than any other way of getting SVN into Eclipse.
Switching workspaces worked.
Also for newer Subversive version`s, the connectors show on the:
windows > preferences > team > svn (in a tab inside this window), instead of the old svn > connectors menu.
Close your Eclipse.
In your workspace directory, open (.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.core.runtime/.settings/org.eclipse.team.svn.ui.prefs).
Change the option firstStartup=false to firstStartup=true.
Re-open Eclipse again.
I just downloaded the plugins for using clearcase in eclipse from and put them in plugins and features folders :
http://sourceforge.net/projects/eclipse-ccase/
but when I restarted eclipse, right-cliked on the project (in project explorer), clicked in Team, there is no Associate with ClearCase.
I have :
Eclipse Platform
Version: 3.3.2
Make sure the plugin has been loaded by Eclipse: check the Preferences / Teams, you should see a ClearCase section.
If not, check the error logs of Eclipse to see if there a message explaining why the plugin doesn't load.
If nothings work, you can also try the official IBM ClearCase Eclipse plugin.
I am trying to install Aptana 3 as a plugin to Eclipse Helios SR2. I am getting an Error which informs me that GIT cannot be located and that I should either install portable git or browse to the root directory of my GIT install.
I have installed the EGIT plugin (1.0.0.XX) which is working. But I cannot find the root directory of this GIT install. Could some one point out where it should be?
That dialog is looking for a command-line version of Git for three purposes:
Enable the scripting/commands infrastructure to download new plugins
Allow the terminal view to work
Enable git support in the IDE
Since you are already using EGit, #3 isn't important, but unfortunately even if you could point to EGit from that dialog, it would not enable terminal support. My suggestion is to install PortableGit--it's small, self contained (it's stored inside the workspace), and unobtrusive.