Any idea how it possible to indicate to Netbeans I want GIT to be the code version system of choice?
Currently it insists using SVN which I use as external project repo.
Thanks.
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Any idea how it possible to indicate to Netbeans I want GIT to be the code version system of choice?
Currently it insists using SVN which I use as external project repo.
Thanks.
(workaround, not actual solution)
The simplest way would be to clone the git repo, pointing your NetBeans instance to that set of files (the cloned git repo).
When you want to go back to the SVN/Git repo, in a command-line session go back to that first mixed repo, git pull from the second repo (to get back all the changes), and proceed in NetBeans, set up to read that first mixed repo, and working primarily with SVN.