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====Gitting an Eclipse Project==== There is a discussion if you should put multiple projects in one git repository or having a git repository for each eclipse projects. It seems that the second options is better if the projects are not related. The same applies to what should be included in a git repository and what should be ignored (see [http://blog.askjoelit.com/2014/07/eclipse-team-projects-best-practices.html here]). See list below which files and folders should be in scope of git: * \src\... * \.settings\ // if projects settings differ from workspace settings * \.classpath // e.g. what is the source, where does the class files go, ... * \.project See list below which should be ignored: * \bin\... // or anything which can be recreated * Right click on project -> Team -> Share Project * Select repository or create a new one // moves the complete project to the repository * select files or folder and Team -> Add/Ignore
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