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Tag Archives: Git
Storing the Job information of Jenkins in Git
Jenkins provides the SCM configuration plugin which allows you to save every little configuration step automatically in Git repo. I found the amount of commits a bit overwhelming, so I decided to control the commits manually and to save only … Continue reading
Distributed Version Control with Git – Paper version available
As promised in blog post my “Distributed Version Control with Git” is now also available as paper version. Thanks again to my reviewer: Matthias Sohn, Dirk Fauth, Dariusz Luksza, Thanh Ha, Krzysztof Daniel, Stefan Lay and Dr Alex Blewitt. You … Continue reading
Git auto-completion for the bash shell
You can enable auto-completion for Git commands in the bash shell. For this copy the following file to your home directory under the name “.git-completion.bash”. git-completion.bash in the main Git repository. Afterwards add the following lines to your .bashrc file … Continue reading
Stefan Lay joins the vogella trainer team
vogella is proud to announce that Stefan Lay joins us and enforces the trainer team of vogella. Stefan is initial committer in the Eclipse projects EGit and JGit since May 2009. He has more than ten years experience as a professional Java … Continue reading
Avoiding Git Merge Commits with branch.branchname.rebase = true
If you have local changes in your Git repo and pull in new changes from your remote repository, Git will per default create a merge commit for the pulled changes. This can clutter your history with unnecessary commits. To rebase … Continue reading
Mylyn Github Connector
Just in case you missed it, there is a prototype for a Mylyn and Github connector available. Please see https://github.com/blog/852-github-mylyn-connector-for-eclipse for the official announcement. Installing the connector is pretty straight forward you can directly install it from the Eclipse Marketplace … Continue reading
Git Alias – git add -A and git commit in one command
In in 95% of my time I type “git add . -A” directly followed by “git commit -m “message” in the Git version control system. That is a lot of typing for a very common case. Fortunately git allows to … Continue reading
The unnecessary complexity of Git
Git is one of the greatest distributed version control system and EGit will pave the road to success for Git in the Eclipse world. But some things make the usage of Git difficult for new starters. I would like to … Continue reading
The JUG which lives – EGit presentation on 02.Sept. at the Majug
Since beginning of last year I participate more or less actively in the Java User Group Mannheim. Unfortunately the former main contact of the Java User Group Mannheim Alex Hanschke has moved out of the area. Benjamin Muskalla and myself … Continue reading
Local Mylyn tasks distributed via git
I learned from Steffen Pingel and Ekkehard Gentz that Mylyn has the ability to save local tasks outside the workspace. This is hidden under advanced in the Preferences. This allows you to put your local tasks outside your workspace and … Continue reading