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Re: How to use github with eclipse.

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Originally Posted by blu28 View Post
Okay, I downloaded and installed Atlassian SourceTree. I presume that I use this separately, not from within Eclipse.
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Do you have an example to get me started. I think I have GIT set up okay. I have a project I created with RobotBuilder in Eclipse and a repository set up on Github. How do I bring them together?
Essentially what you need to do is initialize a new git repository in the directory where your project is located, and then add your repository on GitHub as a remote.

To do this in SourceTree, create a new repository and set the path to the directory where your project is located.

Then, choose Add Remote from the Repository menu and add the URL for your repo on GitHub.
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