So this is what I did for using Eclipse+git with a Subversion repository. For now let’s just say there is a learning curve, even for an experienced DVCS user like myself. It’s too early to comment on my experience and making comparisons, and it’s neither the subject of this post nor something a casual reader would give a damn about. Then I heard from a colleague that the git plugin “seems to be ok”, so here I am, that’s a good enough excuse for me to finally try git. Which at present is so buggy it’s unusable to me. So I tried the Bazaar plugin for Eclipse. However, now I’m working on a huge project where it would be really unproductive to try to keep track of everything on the command line.

I’ve been using Bazaar projects with Eclipse without the Bazaar plugin, and it’s been fine. Well, until about recently when a new need arose for me to work with Eclipse with a version control plugin. I’m sure it’s much slower than git, but it’s been absolutely perfect for my purposes.

I just started using git so I’m really only at the beginning of an adventure.Īt the moment I’m a happy user of Bazaar.

Eclipse git plugin install