Hi!
I'm not so familiar with github and eclipse IDE, so I would like to ask some help.
Some of questions may be pretty obvious, but I have tried to solve them by myself and didn't succeed.
1) how can I create global folder for projects in Eclipse Project Explorer?
For examle, I want to make next tree:
(on screen at right there are folders of one project)
2) how can I build my github resource similar as here?
https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/tr ... r/examples
In this case I can easily separate projects and achieve better organization of files.
I would be thankful for any advices
Project organization in eclipse and github
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Re: Project organization in eclipse and github
1) I dont know if it is possible to organize project the way you pictured, but you can have many workspaces. You can create workspace BASE and in it you can create every single project which you need
2) Very easy. It does not matter where do you have your project in file system. For example, you can create fithub repository which will be in BASE folder, then in this folder you can have as many as you wish subfolders and each subfolder will be separate project, like in esp-idf/example folder. Then you will import every single project to eclipse and work with it. When you are ready you can files you want to push into github, you dont need to push all edited files at once.
2) Very easy. It does not matter where do you have your project in file system. For example, you can create fithub repository which will be in BASE folder, then in this folder you can have as many as you wish subfolders and each subfolder will be separate project, like in esp-idf/example folder. Then you will import every single project to eclipse and work with it. When you are ready you can
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Re: Project organization in eclipse and github
I'm trying to do this, but for now I decided to test with all project folder.chegewara wrote:For example, you can create fithub repository which will be in BASE folder, then in this folder you can have as many as you wish subfolders and each subfolder will be separate project, like in esp-idf/example folder. Then you will import every single project to eclipse and work with it. When you are ready you canfiles you want to push into github, you dont need to push all edited files at once.Code: Select all
git add
Right now I'm experimenting (more correct to say messing around ) with github repo.
On my PC I have structure something like this:
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ESP32/projects/
/base/
/adc
/blink
/sensors/
/pressure
/light
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