Eclipse & Gitlab Tutorial - Revision history

Preet at 20:25, 20 June 2014

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‎Setup Gitlab Profile

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‎Setup Gitlab Profile

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‎Setup Gitlab Profile

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‎Import Gitlab project to Eclipse

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‎Import Gitlab project to Eclipse

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‎Setup Gitlab Profile

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‎Setup Gitlab Profile

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 After you have a project in Eclipse that is connected to Gitlab, you can now perform changes, and check-in the source code.  Making changes is as easy as editing a file.  Eclipse will inform you which files have changed by using icons next to the files or folders.
 *  Make any changes
 *  Right click on your project and click on '''Team''' --> '''Commit'''
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 *:  "Commit and push" will push changes to the Gitlab repository.
 *  Go to Gitlab and you will see your pushed changes.
 Other helpful hints:

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 In this section, we will bring-in the Gitlab project in your computer through Eclipse.  Eclipse uses '''TEAM''' as a Git client.
 *  Copy your Git Project HTTPS URL
 *:   This is not my project's URL, but YOUR project's URL
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 *  Click Finish, and wait a few minutes for Eclipse to bring-in the Gitlab project
 *:   Your project will show under "Git Repositories" section.
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 *  Click on '''Create Project'''
-| [[File:tutorial_gitlab_newproject.PNG]]
+| [[Image:tutorial_gitlab_newproject.PNG|left|300px]]
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 == Setup Gitlab Profile ==
 *  Create yourself a Gitlab profile.
 *:  Verify it by clicking on the URL sent by Gitlab.
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 *:   You will need to add other Gitlab users later (figure it out yourself!)
 *  Click on '''Create Project'''
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 *  Create yourself a Gitlab profile.
 *:  Verify it by clicking on the URL sent by Gitlab.
 *  At the Gitlab homepage, click on "New Project"
 *  Choose a good project name, such as "lpc1758_teamX"
 *  If you want to clone my latest LPC project:
-*:  Click on '''Import existing repository''' and paste the URL you copied
+*:  Click on '''Import existing repository''' and copy/paste this: https://gitlab.com/preet/lpc1758_freertos.git
 *:  If you want to create a parent GIT folder and add one or more LPC projects inside, skip this step.
 *  Use '''Private''' for the visibility level so only your team can access the code

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 If you cloned my LPC project, the final step is to '''IMPORT''' the project in Eclipse.  As of now (June 2014), Eclipse has a bug where you cannot use "Import Project" while adding the Git project in the previous section, so we will do this manually.
-Note that if you want to add multiple LPC projects at this GIT repository, just copy and past the folders of your projects here, and then IMPORT individual projects.  The next section shows you how to COMMIT and PUSH your changes if you have added subfolders of multiple projects at this directory.
+Note that if you want to add multiple LPC projects at this GIT repository, just copy and paste the folders of your projects here, and then IMPORT individual projects.  The next section shows you how to COMMIT and PUSH your changes if you have added subfolders of multiple projects at this directory.
 *  In the '''Project Explorer''' section, right click and choose "Import Project"

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 == Import Gitlab project to Eclipse ==
-The final step is to '''IMPORT''' the project in Eclipse.  As of now (June 2014), Eclipse has a bug where you cannot use "Import Project" while adding the Git project in the previous section, so we will do this manually.
+If you cloned my LPC project, the final step is to '''IMPORT''' the project in Eclipse.  As of now (June 2014), Eclipse has a bug where you cannot use "Import Project" while adding the Git project in the previous section, so we will do this manually.
 *  In the '''Project Explorer''' section, right click and choose "Import Project"
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 == Check-in code to Gitlab ==
 After you have a project in Eclipse that is connected to Gitlab, you can now perform changes, and check-in the source code.  Making changes is as easy as editing a file.  Eclipse will inform you which files have changed by using icons next to the files or folders.

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 *:   Copy the URL above to your clipboard (highlight and Ctrl+C)
 *  At the Gitlab homepage, click on "New Project"
-*  Choose a good project name, such as "lpc1758_teamX_sensor_board"
+*  Choose a good project name, such as "lpc1758_teamX"
 *  Click on '''Import existing repository'''
 *:   Paste the URL you copied
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 *  At this window, you will see '''Finish''', but before you click, use correct destination directory
 *:   Choose your "workspace" directory, such as '''SJSU_Dev/projects'''
-*:   Choose the same project folder, "lpc1758_teamx_sensor"
+*:   Choose the same project folder, "lpc1758_teamx"
 *  Click Finish, and wait a few minutes for Eclipse to bring-in the Gitlab project
 *:   Your project will show under "Git Repositories" section.