Importing Eclipse Project to GitHub

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Ananda Murugan I

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Mar 2, 2017, 9:37:39 AM3/2/17
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Hi everyone,

I would like to share how to import Eclipse Project to GitHub using SSH key.

Step 1: Installing EGit in your Eclipse.
  • Click the Help option -> Select Eclipse Market Place and Search EGit in Find field .
  • Select the EGit -Git integration for Eclipse plugin (ignore Step 1, if EGit is already installed in your eclipse) 
Step 2: Generating SSH key.
  • Select window -> Preferences -> General -> Network Connections -> SSH2
  • Under SSH2 configuration Option Select ->  Key Management -> click Generate RSA Key
  • RSA Private key will be generated and make sure to copy the RSA key for using it in your GitHub Account .
  • Then click Save Private Key button and Apply
  • Step 3: Create Local Repository in your Local System for commit.
  • Right click on your project and Select Team -> Share Project -> Git
  • Config Git dialog box will pop up, In that create a new Repository by clicking Create button and  finish.
  • Now you can see your project named changed like , YourProjectName [Repositoryname NO-HEAD]
Step 4: Staging the files which you want to push into GitHub Repository.
  • Right Click on your Project name -> team -> commit
  • you can find your Project and files under Unstaged changes option.
  • Select the files or Drag files(which you want to push into GitHub)to the Staged changes option.
  • you can give Commit messages under the Commit Message Field . For example , My_FIRST_GitHub_Export .
  • then click Commit & Push and ignore the dialog box which will occur after this process.
  • Now you can see your project Changed to YourProjectName [Repositoryname master]
Step 5: Create Remote for Push
  • Windows -> show view -> other -> Git -> choose Git Repositories
  • Your project will shown under Git Repositories Console
  • Now select, References -> Remote -> Create Remote
  • Remote name : origin and select Configure push and then Ok
Step 6: Configure Push for remote 'origin'
  • Select CHANGE button in URL field
  • Destination Git Repository dialog box will be open
  • Follow Step 7
  • Now Paste the SSH URL under Location option
  • choose your Protocol  as SSH, under connection option and click Finish
  • Now Click Save and Push button. (this is your final step and you see your Project is pushed into your GitHub account under the repository which you have created) 
Step 7: Create Repository in GitHub
  • Go to your GitHub account and select a Create New Repository option
  • Now you can see owner and Repository name field
  • Give your repository name and click create Repository button.
  • Copy the SSH URL using Copy clipboard option.  
  • once your Repository is created and copied the URL go to your account setting .
  • select SSH and GPG keys 
  • click New SSH key button
  • give any name in tittle field and paste the RSA key which you have generated in Step 2 from eclipse.
  • click Add SSH key button 
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