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--- dev-guide:developer-guide [2024/06/25 10:49] – [Develop GroIMP in Eclipse] gaetan
+++ dev-guide:developer-guide [2024/06/25 11:19] (current) – [Cloning the repository] gaetan
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-==== (Optional) Forking the repository ====
-Go to [[https://gitlab.com/grogra/groimp]] in your internet browser.
-Click on the //Fork// button of the repository.
-Select your own gitlab namespace and optionally an other project name (not recommended).
-Change or reuse the project slug and description.
-Click on //Fork project//.
-==== (Optional) Mirroring the repository ====
-In an internet browser, go to your own repository that forks the official one.
-On the side bar, click on //Settings// > //Repository//.
-Expand the category `Mirroring repositories`.
-Insert the URL of the official repository: [[https://gitlab.com/grogra/groimp]]
-Click on //Mirror repository//
-**Note: the two previous steps are optionals for users, but highly recommended if you plan on contributing to the code.**
 ==== Cloning the repository ====
+It is possible (and recommended) to clone the git repository without Eclipse. More information [[:dev-guide:getting-started|there]].
-=== From GitLab ===
+=== From Eclipse egit ===
-This method do not require any Gitlab account.
+**Warning: This method sometime lead to error in the code compilation. It is not recommended to use it.**
-It is possible to simply download the directory of source code from GitLab on the main page [[https://gitlab.com/grogra/groimp]]. There is a download arrow button right next to the _clone_ button.
+The git repository can be imported in Eclipse using the eclipse plugin eGit, which is embedded by default in all Eclipse installations.
-You can then download the whole repository as any archive format you like.
+Click on File > Import…
-Once it is downloaded, extract the archive to the directory where you want to setup your eclipse workspace.
+Open the category `Git`
-You still need to import the repository in Eclipse. See two section bellow.
+Select Projects from Git
-=== From a bash command ===
+Select `Clone URI`
-You can clone a repository from GitLab with the command line:
+Insert `git@gitlab.com:yourgitlabprefix/groimp.git` into the URI field and replace the prefix with your prefix where to find the forked repository.
-<code>
-git clone  https://gitlab.com/grogra/groimp.git
-</code>
-This will create a directory named groimp and download all the remote content in it.
-You still need to import the repository in Eclipse. See the section bellow.
-=== Import the repository in Eclipse ===
+==== Import the repository in Eclipse ====
 You have the repository with GroIMP source code on your local device.
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 Click on `Finish`.
-=== From Eclipse egit ===
-**Warning: This method sometime lead to error in the code compilation. It is not recommended to use it.**
-The git repository can be imported in Eclipse using the eclipse plugin eGit, which is embedded by default in all Eclipse installations.
-Click on File > Import…
-Open the category `Git`
-Select Projects from Git
-Select `Clone URI`
-Insert `git@gitlab.com:yourgitlabprefix/groimp.git` into the URI field and replace the prefix with your prefix where to find the forked repository.
 ==== Setting up Java Runtime Environment ====