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How to push an existing Eclipse project to GitHub?



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Currently I'm developing some applications that I want to share with the community using GitHub.



I've found a lot of tutorials on how to create a GitHub repository from scratch, but I couldn't find one for sharing an existing Eclipse project. I would prefer a solution that works inside Eclipse using a GUI.










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    Currently I'm developing some applications that I want to share with the community using GitHub.



    I've found a lot of tutorials on how to create a GitHub repository from scratch, but I couldn't find one for sharing an existing Eclipse project. I would prefer a solution that works inside Eclipse using a GUI.










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      Currently I'm developing some applications that I want to share with the community using GitHub.



      I've found a lot of tutorials on how to create a GitHub repository from scratch, but I couldn't find one for sharing an existing Eclipse project. I would prefer a solution that works inside Eclipse using a GUI.










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      Currently I'm developing some applications that I want to share with the community using GitHub.



      I've found a lot of tutorials on how to create a GitHub repository from scratch, but I couldn't find one for sharing an existing Eclipse project. I would prefer a solution that works inside Eclipse using a GUI.







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          You can follow this user guide section of git push (to a GitHub repo), adding a remote with the ssh address of your GitHub repo:



          GitHub Egit ssh



          See also this tutorial to push your local project to that GitHub repo.






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            1. Go to github create new repository

            2. Copy http URL from github

            3. Go to Eclipse --> Right click on project --> Team--> share project--> Create
              new Git Repo.

            4. Go to Git Staging--> add to index --> commit and push

            5. Right click on Git Repositories push to up stream

            6. Paste your http URL of githun which you copy in step 2

            7. Enter username and password of github -- > Finish






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              Also to the answer of VonC i have add the urls in text so if you need to do c&p:



              remote name: origin
              URI: git@github.com:wavemakerIsAwesome/MyAwesomeAppWavemaker.git
              host: github.com


              you can get this uri from git.hub in the repository that you must create :)



              NOTE: I use the https connection, providing my git's username and password.






              share|improve this answer





















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              You can follow this user guide section of git push (to a GitHub repo), adding a remote with the ssh address of your GitHub repo:



              GitHub Egit ssh



              See also this tutorial to push your local project to that GitHub repo.






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                You can follow this user guide section of git push (to a GitHub repo), adding a remote with the ssh address of your GitHub repo:



                GitHub Egit ssh



                See also this tutorial to push your local project to that GitHub repo.






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                  You can follow this user guide section of git push (to a GitHub repo), adding a remote with the ssh address of your GitHub repo:



                  GitHub Egit ssh



                  See also this tutorial to push your local project to that GitHub repo.






                  share|improve this answer













                  You can follow this user guide section of git push (to a GitHub repo), adding a remote with the ssh address of your GitHub repo:



                  GitHub Egit ssh



                  See also this tutorial to push your local project to that GitHub repo.







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                      1. Go to github create new repository

                      2. Copy http URL from github

                      3. Go to Eclipse --> Right click on project --> Team--> share project--> Create
                        new Git Repo.

                      4. Go to Git Staging--> add to index --> commit and push

                      5. Right click on Git Repositories push to up stream

                      6. Paste your http URL of githun which you copy in step 2

                      7. Enter username and password of github -- > Finish






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                        1. Go to github create new repository

                        2. Copy http URL from github

                        3. Go to Eclipse --> Right click on project --> Team--> share project--> Create
                          new Git Repo.

                        4. Go to Git Staging--> add to index --> commit and push

                        5. Right click on Git Repositories push to up stream

                        6. Paste your http URL of githun which you copy in step 2

                        7. Enter username and password of github -- > Finish






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                          1. Go to github create new repository

                          2. Copy http URL from github

                          3. Go to Eclipse --> Right click on project --> Team--> share project--> Create
                            new Git Repo.

                          4. Go to Git Staging--> add to index --> commit and push

                          5. Right click on Git Repositories push to up stream

                          6. Paste your http URL of githun which you copy in step 2

                          7. Enter username and password of github -- > Finish






                          share|improve this answer
















                          1. Go to github create new repository

                          2. Copy http URL from github

                          3. Go to Eclipse --> Right click on project --> Team--> share project--> Create
                            new Git Repo.

                          4. Go to Git Staging--> add to index --> commit and push

                          5. Right click on Git Repositories push to up stream

                          6. Paste your http URL of githun which you copy in step 2

                          7. Enter username and password of github -- > Finish







                          share|improve this answer














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                              Also to the answer of VonC i have add the urls in text so if you need to do c&p:



                              remote name: origin
                              URI: git@github.com:wavemakerIsAwesome/MyAwesomeAppWavemaker.git
                              host: github.com


                              you can get this uri from git.hub in the repository that you must create :)



                              NOTE: I use the https connection, providing my git's username and password.






                              share|improve this answer





















                              • 1





                                Hey and welcome to Super User! If you have anything to add to another user's answer, you can propose an edit to his answer or comment on it. There's no need to a separate answer as I see the situation here.

                                – matan129
                                May 28 '15 at 21:51
















                              0














                              Also to the answer of VonC i have add the urls in text so if you need to do c&p:



                              remote name: origin
                              URI: git@github.com:wavemakerIsAwesome/MyAwesomeAppWavemaker.git
                              host: github.com


                              you can get this uri from git.hub in the repository that you must create :)



                              NOTE: I use the https connection, providing my git's username and password.






                              share|improve this answer





















                              • 1





                                Hey and welcome to Super User! If you have anything to add to another user's answer, you can propose an edit to his answer or comment on it. There's no need to a separate answer as I see the situation here.

                                – matan129
                                May 28 '15 at 21:51














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                              Also to the answer of VonC i have add the urls in text so if you need to do c&p:



                              remote name: origin
                              URI: git@github.com:wavemakerIsAwesome/MyAwesomeAppWavemaker.git
                              host: github.com


                              you can get this uri from git.hub in the repository that you must create :)



                              NOTE: I use the https connection, providing my git's username and password.






                              share|improve this answer















                              Also to the answer of VonC i have add the urls in text so if you need to do c&p:



                              remote name: origin
                              URI: git@github.com:wavemakerIsAwesome/MyAwesomeAppWavemaker.git
                              host: github.com


                              you can get this uri from git.hub in the repository that you must create :)



                              NOTE: I use the https connection, providing my git's username and password.







                              share|improve this answer














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                                Hey and welcome to Super User! If you have anything to add to another user's answer, you can propose an edit to his answer or comment on it. There's no need to a separate answer as I see the situation here.

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                                Hey and welcome to Super User! If you have anything to add to another user's answer, you can propose an edit to his answer or comment on it. There's no need to a separate answer as I see the situation here.

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                              Hey and welcome to Super User! If you have anything to add to another user's answer, you can propose an edit to his answer or comment on it. There's no need to a separate answer as I see the situation here.

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                              Hey and welcome to Super User! If you have anything to add to another user's answer, you can propose an edit to his answer or comment on it. There's no need to a separate answer as I see the situation here.

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