Steps to upload a project to GitHub in MyEclipse (2015) (very detailed)

MyEclipse 2015 The Git plugin is already installed by default, the steps to upload a project to GitHub in MyEclipse are as follows:

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1, GitHub official website (https://github.com) application opening account (slightly)

1.1. Then, after logging on to the GitHub website, create a warehouse (i.e. the project) (assuming the warehouse/project name is: Httpapp):

1.2, after the successful creation, will automatically jump to the new project directory, but now is an empty project, here you can see the project warehouse HTTPS address (the last button can be clicked directly copy):

2. Create the project in MyEclipse:

Create a simple jar project: http://blog.csdn.net/clementad/article/details/46954277

Create WebApp Project: http://blog.csdn.net/clementad/article/details/46592557

3. Start uploading items to GitHub: project name right click on Team--Share project ... Choose Git, click Next >

4. In the Configure Git Repository window, click Create ... to create a new local repository:

In the repository directory of the pop-up window, fill in the address of the local repository:

Click Finish, Finish.

At this point, you can see a number of question marks in your project indicating that a file needs to be committed:

5, the Project right button, the Team menu changed, choose Commit ...

Commit message Enter the reason for the submission; Click Select All; then click Commit and Push

This will bring up a destination Git repository window:

• The URI fills in the project address of HTTPS format obtained in 1.2 steps;
• Authentication fill in the GitHub account number and password;
• Check "store in Secure store" to avoid entering your password every time.
• Next >

6. In the Push REF specifications window, click "Add all Branches Spec", others do not need to fill in, then click Next >

7. Automatically select Master, click Finish

Upload successful, click OK

8. Verify the upload success on the GitHub website:

Refresh the 2.1-step page, or enter the path to the GitHub project directly, or click the newly created project link on your GitHub home page to see that the files for the new project have been uploaded:

At this point, you can add a readme for your own project by adding a description document. Then, in the MyEclipse project right-click Team---Pull the Readme file sync down, slowly modify.

Note: The Readme file is formatted using the markdown format.

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Steps to upload a project to GitHub (in detail) in MyEclipse (2015)