Even though you can work with your projects directly in the GIT repository, you can also import the necessary projects to your workspace.
To import a project from the local GIT repository to the workspace, follow these steps.
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Right-click the 4gl project and go to Import:
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Step 2 |
Choose GIT → Projects from GIT in the opened window and press Next:
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Step 3 |
Choose Existing local repository and press Next:
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Step 4 |
Choose one of the available repositories and press Next:
If the necessary repository is not in the list, you can add it.
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Choose the necessary option and press Next:
You have to choose between three import options:
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Step 6 |
You can import the whole folder of projects:
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separate projects (depending on your needs):
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Step 7 |
Now the project is imported from the local GIT repository and added to your workspace:
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This wizard is used when no .fglproject files are available but you want to add the project to your workspace (and then to a GIT repository).
You can launch it at Step 5 ↑ by choosing the corresponding option:
When the New Project wizard starts, it ignores the previously made choices that's why it doesn't matter what folder was selected before.
Step 1 |
Select the necessary New Project wizard:
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Step 2 |
Import the project following the wizard steps.
E.g. here you can learn how to import project; here you can learn how to import files, programs, and libraries; and here you can learn how to work with CVS.
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Step 3 |
After the project was added to your workspace, you can work with it in your usual manner:
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This wizard is used when no .fglproject files are available and none of the New Project wizards suits your needs.
You can launch it at Step 5 ↑ by choosing the corresponding option:
After this, the wizard will generate a new project with the name you specify:
By default, this newly generated project will be created in the working directory of the selected local GIT repository.
Related articles:
Committing to local GIT repositories
Exporting to local GIT repositories
Pushing to remote repositories