Install and use git on the Android platform Eclipse

Install and use git on the Android platform Eclipse

1. Apply for a code repository on GitHub

First, you need to apply for a code repository. GitHub is recommended. there are charges and no charges.

 

Click New repository

 

After you have filled in the relevant information, your own code repository appears, and the http address can be used.

Common Git commands are displayed here.

2. Install the Git plug-in on eclipse

Help ------- Install new software

 

Select All and click Next.

 

After the installation is successful, click

Preferences ------- Team -------- Git ------ Configuration

New Entry

 

Enter the user name and email address. When the code is submitted, the information is automatically extracted and sent together with the code to the git remote repository.

3. Create your own project and associate it with the Git Repository

Create your own project.

Select

Right-click the Project -------- Team --------- Share Project ---------- Git, select your Project Next, and Finish the Project.

4. Submit the code to the repository

The code is submitted to the local repository in two steps, and then to the remote repository.

First, submit it to the local repository.

Project -------- right-click Team ------ Commit

Enter comments, select the file you want to submit, and submit.

5. push the project to a remote warehouse

Right-click the project ----------- Team -------- remote --------- push

 

The Url entered by GitHub is used. Enter the GitHub account in User and Password.

 

6. Clone remote repository code

Switch the view to the Git view. Window ------ Open perspective

Click Clone Git Repository

 

Enter Url and account password

 

Select a Directory

 

Import the project to Eclipse using Import.

7. Submit code to remote

Like above, commit is sent to the local device, then remote and push to the remote device.