Eclipse mercurial download

Always read it carefully, because it might contain information about failure as well e. After a successful push your changes are shared over codeBeamer and you can check the association between the commits and their related issues:. Now this work procedure can be started again from changing items in the project with Eclipse IDE.

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You should install the EclipseMercurial Plugin. There is another good introduction about it. You can install it both from the Eclipse Marketplace the new way; in the Help menu or enter a new update site and choose the package "Mercurial Eclipse" nothing else the longer established way.

You need the Buckminster Plugin to assemble the iDempiere project. The link to the update site can be found at the Buckminster download page. It depends on the Eclipse version you are using see here to see which Eclipse Name belongs to which version number.

For Eclipse 4. If you install Buckminster on a later version of Eclipse, you must use a specially modified version of Buckminster 4. Do not use the standard Buckminster plugin. If you have problems have a look at our Download Tips. You get an empty workspace and can use the following way to make Eclipse aware of the iDempiere projects:.

Next step is to "materialize" the project. This means that all dependencies are downloaded from the internet. Now is a good time to brew some coffee better Colombian coffee - Eclipse will download and configure the whole project and this can be time consuming.

After materializing you should first refresh all your projects mark all projects and use the context menu. This takes a while and should clear away all error messages. Then I close the "doc" project to get rid of the last error message - it has some unresolved dependencies and is not used for compiling. If you use Java7 you have some hundred warning messages but they are no real problems , if using Java6 there should be not many of these messages left.

Eclipse uses so-called "launch configurations" to start a given piece of code using given plugins and given dependencies with given arguments etc. Just as you get to see the outgoing changesets when pulling, you get to see the incoming ones before pulling, so you can check whether you really want to pull in those changes. Update In the Team menu for the project there is an Update menu item. This will update the working directory to the tip of the current named branch. Show History A reason to have a version control system is to be able to see the earlier states of the project.

The Team menu includes a Show History both for the project, and for the files. Both will bring up a History view showing a revision graph, with information on the changesets, and if a changeset is selected, then more specific information on this changeset is shown. If Show History is done on a file, only changesets in which the file was changed are shown. There can also be updated to a revision from the History View, by right clicking on a changeset and select Switch Repository to Selected Changeset.

When a changeset is selected, files edited in that changeset is shown, and can be opened or compared with current or previous version of that file.

If the History View shows history for a specific file, then two revision can be compared by selecting two revisions, right clicking on one of them and choose compare with each other. Choose the revision you want to merge with. If there is only one other head this is suggested as the revision to merge with by default. If the merging results in conflicts the Mercurial Merge View shows where these conflicts are. From this view you can bring up either the default editor for the file, or the merge editor, which shows the difference between the two editions of the file.

It is also from this view you can finish or abort a merge.