Using Git GUI with Eclipse Part II - Pushing changes to the server

In this series of two, I show how I use Git with Eclipse thanks to a simple integration of the Graphical Git GUI as an Eclipse External Tool. Part II shows how to commit and push a change to the server.

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[askPrins]

How would you do this in Ubuntu? Is there git gui thing for Ubuntu?

[pliptasticalness]

Thanks, cdtdoug. I was just using the command line git, but this still very helpful. Keep up the good work!

[LsBaba]

Useful demo, thanks.

[reubenhelms]

Alternatively, I have a workspace in which I keep many types of projects, some in Git, some under SVN. In this case, use the ${project_loc} to open the Git repository for that project, rather than the whole workspace.

[RdeWildeNL]

This doesn't seem to work anymore? It opens just the GUI without considering the path. I have to manually open the working directory.

[mafco]

thank you very much for this.

[mr7clay]

Thank you thank you

[aakarshnair]

nice,like the use of external tools

[Forran10]

Was a great help -- thanks!