In the context menu (Package Explorer View), select the changed item or the parent of more changes, then select Team > Commit (right mouse button):įigure: Commit Changes to Local Project (local) You don't need a connection with the codeBeamer server: everything is done on the developer's machine.

When your change is ready, commit it to your local clone. Changed but uncommitted files are marked by a small white star icon. Now it is time do your changes and fix the issue in the source code.

Register now, if you have no user account yet.Ĭlick Next and setup ssh authentication data according to your settings:įigure: Set Authentication Data to Clone codeBeamer Managed Git RepositoryĬlick Next and then select which branch you would like to clone from (first time there is only 1 of them):Ĭlick Next to start procedure on last page a new project is generated in your workplace using Git. Open your Eclipse IDE with EGit installed in it, and go to select File / Import menu item, and look for Git > Git Repository:įigure: Create a New Project in Eclipse IDE We assume a project is created in codebeamer with a new bug added to a tracker.

Create and Push Branch(es) to codeBeamer.

Eclipse git plugin install