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My team has decided to use GitHub with Maven to manage our repository. I have experience with the Mercurial plugin for Eclipse and BitBucket, but this seems very different.

I managed to download Maven by Help-> Install new software -> Work with: Indigo -> General Purpose Tools -> m2e

So at this point I'd like to connect to the repository at GitHub and then push my content to the repo.

I can't find any tutorials on doing this. Others seem to be having the same problem; like here!

Here's a screenshot of my Eclipse setup: enter image description here

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You should install the Eclipse:EGit, to let the Eclipse integrate with the Github as a SCM. For further detail please look at the user guide.

If you would like to do an issue management together with your source code working set. You may use the Eclipse Mylyn to achieve your requirement. There is a Github Mylyn connector here. After you have installed it, during "Add Task Repository..." you will have the following: -

  1. Github Gists
  2. Github Issues
  3. Github Pull Requests

During the committing the source code change set to the version control (SVN/Git/etc) you are able to link the issue from Mylyn connector to it for better management.

Please note, I'm using Maven, SVN as my SCM together with the Eclipse Mylyn with Redmine by using the Redmine Mylyn Connector. They provide me a good result as well.

I hope this may help.

Regards,

Charlee Ch.

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