Where is this coming from and where's the setting to turn it off?
Change-Id: I0000000000000000000000000000000000000000
It started showing up in Git commit ... Eclipse neon.3
UPDATE
Clicking the icon on the top-right of the commit window makes this go away, but then it comes back at the next commit.
Here are my settings
Change-Id is usually used in gerrit.
So you don't use gerrit, change-id is unnecessary.
When you commit your source code, This icon can turn off Change-id.
Finally solved in git command-line: git config --unset gerrit.createchangeid
Where did this setting come from originally and how did it get to my machine? No idea.
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I sometimes realize a local commit with Eclipse and then decide to push my project but Eclipse offers me only two solutions "Commit and Push" or "Commit".
The problem is I cannot make a "commit and push" if I haven't changed anything after my "Commit".
Fair enough, I only have to change a line on my code and can push it but it seems to me like an awkward solution. Is there a better way to do so?
You can always just open Eclipse's built-in terminal (or any other terminal app) and execute: git push.
On a side note: getting used to using git on the command line enables you to easily switch between different IDEs and editors without having to re-learn the respective quirks of the git integration of the IDE de jour every time you switch.
In the Package Explorer, Project Explorer, etc. right-click the project folder and choose Team > Push to Upstream.
Alternatively, you can use Quick Access (Ctrl+3) and enter push to upstream (assuming a file of a Git repository is selected or opened).
For a Git main menu and Git icons in the main toolbar, in Window > Perspective > Customize Perspective..., in the tab Action Set Availability check the checkbox Git.
We migrated to Git a few months ago. To ease the transition, we adopted using the EGit plugin for Eclipse. The Git Staging view includes 2 buttons: "Commit" and "Commit and Push"
We trained the team in a Commit-Pull-Push workflow. But the "Commit and Push" button has become popular in practice. It causes some minor workflow issues and I am discouraging its use, but would love to disable or remove the option until we have a deeper team-wide understanding of Git.
Is this possible? Is there a setting, property or option to disable "Commit and Push"?
IMHO we can't make "Commit and Push" button disabled.
EGIT doesn't provide any preference option to disable this. If you want to remove/disable this button your have to edit the source code of EGIT eclipse plug in then build it for yourself.
Instead you try NOT to use GIT staging view for committing purpose but use commit dialog for committing.
Disable the preference Use Staging View to commit instead of Commit Dialog in Windows > Preferences > Git > Committing
I want to uploate my manven project to github an watching
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5C6yXNaSGo
4.46 time in the video, there is "Commit Changes to Git Repository" pop up window.
But When I do it, it doesn't pop up such window at all.
Instead what I have is as follows. I don't see file structure to commit.
I'm using sts 3.7.3. and installed egit plugins.
What did I do wrong? I followed the instruction in the video.
Any help? I just want to submit my project to git. that's all.
Please un-check "Use staging view...." under Preferences>Git>Committing in your eclipse.
I have 2 branches: master & develop. I have been developing in "develop" and committed everything I need. What was left (application generated file: .out) I didn't care for! So when I went to switch branch, I got prompted following:
I clicked "Reset" however instead of switching to the branch I got prompted the same "Checkout Conflicts" windows with exactly the same choices. I clicked "Reset" again, however above process just repeated. I clicked a while -- no help the same happens again and again. More over I encountered the same scenario on different eclipses (Juno, Kepler) and different OS (Mac & Windows).
Am I doing something wrong? I don't want to commit or stash the file, I just want it to be reset. Is it a bug? Or there is a solution?
Thank you.
Add *.out to your .gitignore to get rid of those files once and forever.
In my version of egit, when i select reset, the reset window opens. Seems like a bug in your version. Try updating egit (not only eclipse).
If it still doesn't work, you can also use Team -> Reset... to perform a reset. After that you should be able to change the branches.
Actually, there are a few more ways to kill a file:
just delete the file
commit it and then reset the branch to the commit before that (effectively getting rid of that commit)
commit it and then perform an git rebase -interactive and delete the corresponding line
Feel free to edit this post and add more ways of violently killing a file from git!
When I try to push added and committed changes upstream I get a dialog box with a 'Message Detail field" that indicates:
Repository git#git.somehostedplace.com:somerepo.git
Not Implemented! TODO
On the command line I can push to the repo, so I'm pretty sure it's a Zend/Eclipse issue. Anyone ever see this before and have any idea what's going on?
My versions of JGit and EGit is 1.3.0.20120215
Additionl information: When I browse on the command line to the project workspace and the code, I can push it and I get the same TODO message. The issue seems limited soley to the IDE created copy, because if I do a regular git clone on the command line everything works fine...
So after digging around a bit I found that if you right click on the Git project and select Team->Remote->'Configure Push To Upstream' a dialog opens.
A box at the bottom of the dialog labeled "Ref Mapping" with some odd stuff in it. I deleted the entry in the box and now I can push without any issue.