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• 5Where can I find older releases of EGit?
• 9How compatible is EGit with Git?
  • 9.4SSH config

Git is a distributed SCM/VCS, which means every developer has a full copy of all history of every revision of the code, making queries against the history very fast and versatile. The EGit project is implementing Eclipse tooling on top of a Java implementation of Git.

JGit is a EDL/BSD licensed, lightweight, pure Java library implementing the Git version control file access routines, network protocols, and core version control algorithms.

EGit is an EPL licensed Eclipse Team provider for Git, built on top of JGit.

You can find the latest changes for EGit and JGit below:

It's recommended to use the latest released version of EGit, which is always available in this p2 repository (update site): https://download.eclipse.org/egit/updatesIn case you need an older version, try an older repository, the following table lists the stable URL of all released EGit p2 repositories.

Note: open the p2 repository URL from the Eclipse installation wizard (Help > Install New Software) and add it as a new 'Software Site'. You may use thep2 browser to inspect the content of a p2 repository.

https://download.eclipse.org/egit/updates always contains the latest release (marked with green background)

The project follows a pattern of https://download.eclipse.org/egit/updates-<version> for its sites.

Since 3.0 P2 repositories are also deployed to repo.eclipse.org:

• zipped p2 repositories are located under https://repo.eclipse.org/content/groups/releases/org/eclipse/egit/org.eclipse.egit.repository/
• unzipped p2 repositories which can be directly installed or referenced from a target platform are located under https://repo.eclipse.org/content/unzip/releases.unzip/org/eclipse/egit/org.eclipse.egit.repository/

Retention Policy

All release p2 repositories will be kept forever.

Latest builds of EGit

In general EGit promises to support at least the latest two Eclipse releases.

If possible we will not prevent usage in older releases but if we want to take advantage of new functionality only available in one of the latest two Eclipse releases but not in older releases we will update dependencies which will in fact discontinue support for older releases.

Required Java Version (BREE):

• Up to EGit 3.7 the minimum supported BREE is Java 5 though Java 6 or higher is recommended due to limitations in older Java versions.
• Starting from EGit 4.0 the minimum supported BREE is Java 7
• Starting from EGit 4.6 the minimum supported BREE is Java 8 and Eclipse 3.x support discontinues.

Compatible version of Git:
Compatibility is on a feature by feature basis. Currently the major versionrelated difference is in how Git handles file names with non-ASCII file names. Git for Windows 1.7.10 and later encodes filenames in UTF-8 which is compatible with JGit. Git on Mac, v1.7.12 can encode filenames in a way that is compatible with EGit and Git for Windows if core.precomposeunicode is set to true. However EGit on OS X does not handle Unicode well.

See this page Differences to Git

See this page Mapping Git Commands

Some, but not all configuration options/features in Git are available in EGit/JGit. Here is a summary, not yet complete describing some of these, including notable differences. Note that the set of EGit/JGit is not based off a particular Git version.

config

Supported in JGit, but no EGit usually amounts to having no or strange behavior would oneattempt to use it in the Eclipse IDE.

Notes:For those that can read the source, look at ConfigConstants.java for a hint on what optionsJGit recognizes. If it appears there, an option may be supported, but it may also mean for a fewcases that JGit just looks for it and then explicitly tells the user the option is not supported.If it does not appear, it's most certainly up for grabs as a contribution. The file contains lotsof config options that only applies to JGit (DFS, gerrit).

attributes

The following attributes are used by JGit/EGit. They can be used either inside a checked-in.gitattributes file, the file $GIT_DIR/info/attributes or in the file defined by the configconstant core.attributesFile

Bug 342372 is meant to discuss problems regardingattributes.

Environment

JGit supports some environment variables. Do not set those for the Eclipse IDE. We'll list a few onesthat may be used, but most apply only to using JGit from the command line.

SSH config

JGit does its own parsing of the ~/.ssh/config file. It was written when OpenSSH 7.5 was current and may miss out on features added in newer OpenSSH version. It does not support the Match and Include directives. JGit does not validate when parsing like OpenSSH does, instead it validates items when they are used.

Which directives from the ssh config file are actually used depends on which SSH library is used. For instance, the JSch library uses only one (the first) of the UserKnownHostFile Climet ci 500 user manual. s, while the Apache MINA sshd library uses all of them. Neither JSch nor Apache MINA sshd use the GlobalKnownHostsFiles. ProxyCommand is not supported.

%-substitution is supported. With JSch, %u (and thus also %C) cannot be replaced. (With the Apache MINA sshd library, it can.) %i is not handled; Java has no concept of a 'user ID'. %T is always replaced by NONE.

Host name matching to find applicable directives follows the OpenSSH way, but JGit doesn't do host name canonicalization.

For documentation on the ~/.ssh/config file see the OpenBSD manual for ssh_config.

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Location of the SSH config file

Eclipse lets the user define the SSH_HOME directory in the preferences under Preferences→General→Network Connections→SSH2, field 'SSH2 home'. Setting this to anything else but .ssh in your user home directory is going to be confusing, since it'll mean that JGit may use other settings than your command-line utilities. Moreover, the JSch library always uses ~/.ssh/config regardless of this setting. The Apache MINA sshd library uses the directory as configured in Eclipse.

It is strongly recommended to set this path to .ssh in your user home directory.

Using PuTTY Agent on Windows for SSH Keys

It is possible to use PuTTY's key management capabilities on Windows for EGit as well. For that you work you must install PuTTY and TortoiseGit. Then set GIT_SSH environment variable to c:Programe FilesTortoiseGitbinTortoisePlink.exe.

Store SSH Key Passphrase in Mac Keyring

It is possible to store the SSH Key Passphrase in Mac's Keyring. However. EGit's internal SSH client does not support this. Thus, in order benefit from Keyring EGit must be configured to use the Mac vanilla SSH agent. This is possible by setting the GIT_SSH environment variable to /usr/bin/ssh.

For OSX Mavericks see this Stackoverflow question for how to set environment variable for applications like Eclipse.

For OSX Yosemite see this Stackoverflow question for how to set environment variable for applications like Eclipse.

rather easy:
Use Eclipse PY: just make a directory e.g. test.sikuli and inside this directory edit a test.py. If you then ask Sikuli to run test.Sikuli it will do so.
what you are missing:
1. the specific highlighting of the Sikuli IDE
2. no direct run for a script ( you have to trigger the .bat )
3. no easy way to capture images
4. no feature to produce .skl

solutions:
1. if you really need it, just add it to the python highlighting in Eclipse
2. have a .cmd to handle this, should be possible to directly trigger from eclipse (including redirection of stdout)
3. use Sikuli IDE only for the capture job, have a e.g. myImages.sikuli, that contains only the images and use setLibPath() to point to it in your scripts (either rename the image file names to usable ones or use variable='original-failename.png', in which case you have to say < execfile('path-to-myImages.SikulimyImages.py') > additionally in your script, to make your 'image-variables' available) This all has nothing to do with Sikuli, it is just Python with respect to the special structure of Sikuli script directories.
4. since a .skl is only a zipped version of a .sikuli folder, this should be rather easy (internally they use the java gzip). But I think with 10.2 .skl is not really needed, since the .bat excepts .sikuli to run it silently.