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I have a Scala project setup and working in my workstation. I want to share the whole project (not only the source files, but also the whole eclipse project) on a shared git-repo in such a way that everyone can clone the shared repo and then import the eclipse project from it. The point being there is (ideally) no need to create an Eclipse project once you cloned from the shared repo, but rather import the project that’s already there. Insights ?
You need to:
You can do it with SbtEclipsify.
If you don’t have any absolute path in your project classpath, you will be fine.