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I’ve cloned a (remote) repo into Eclipse(EGit), which created a working directory for the contents. When I imported this working directory as a General Project into Eclipse workspace, the project is not under version control (none of the files have decorators and the rt-click on project has Team -> Share Project).
The question is, why isnt the imported ‘General Project’ not under version control and how to get it under version control.
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Found the answer myself. Importing the working directory through File -> Import -> Git -> Projects from Git route, does add the project to workspace. But it doesnt add the project to version control.
But, rt-clk on Working Directory from the Git Repositories view, and Import Projects… as a General Project adds the project to Workspace AND puts it under that repository’s version management.
Hope it helps someone.