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We have to do a group project for our final in our intro class for java. We want to use Git as this would make working together easier. We found a problem though with eclipse. Whenever we pull changes the folders or changes are updated when going through the terminal. But in eclipse the changes rarely appear. WE found deleting the folder and recloning would fix it (sometimes) but this seems extremely ineffecient. Does anyone know how to fix this issue within eclipse.



Yes we refresh in eclipse after we pull but still having issues with changes or new folders being shown within eclipse.










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    If you use Git on the command line, in Eclipse in the Git Repositories or Git Staging view hit the refresh button to see the changes done on the command line. Eclipse includes a full Git implementation in Java that allows you to use Git without knowing the Git command line commands.
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We have to do a group project for our final in our intro class for java. We want to use Git as this would make working together easier. We found a problem though with eclipse. Whenever we pull changes the folders or changes are updated when going through the terminal. But in eclipse the changes rarely appear. WE found deleting the folder and recloning would fix it (sometimes) but this seems extremely ineffecient. Does anyone know how to fix this issue within eclipse.



Yes we refresh in eclipse after we pull but still having issues with changes or new folders being shown within eclipse.










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    If you use Git on the command line, in Eclipse in the Git Repositories or Git Staging view hit the refresh button to see the changes done on the command line. Eclipse includes a full Git implementation in Java that allows you to use Git without knowing the Git command line commands.
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    Nov 21 at 7:28














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We have to do a group project for our final in our intro class for java. We want to use Git as this would make working together easier. We found a problem though with eclipse. Whenever we pull changes the folders or changes are updated when going through the terminal. But in eclipse the changes rarely appear. WE found deleting the folder and recloning would fix it (sometimes) but this seems extremely ineffecient. Does anyone know how to fix this issue within eclipse.



Yes we refresh in eclipse after we pull but still having issues with changes or new folders being shown within eclipse.










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We have to do a group project for our final in our intro class for java. We want to use Git as this would make working together easier. We found a problem though with eclipse. Whenever we pull changes the folders or changes are updated when going through the terminal. But in eclipse the changes rarely appear. WE found deleting the folder and recloning would fix it (sometimes) but this seems extremely ineffecient. Does anyone know how to fix this issue within eclipse.



Yes we refresh in eclipse after we pull but still having issues with changes or new folders being shown within eclipse.







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    If you use Git on the command line, in Eclipse in the Git Repositories or Git Staging view hit the refresh button to see the changes done on the command line. Eclipse includes a full Git implementation in Java that allows you to use Git without knowing the Git command line commands.
    – howlger
    Nov 21 at 7:28














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    If you use Git on the command line, in Eclipse in the Git Repositories or Git Staging view hit the refresh button to see the changes done on the command line. Eclipse includes a full Git implementation in Java that allows you to use Git without knowing the Git command line commands.
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    Nov 21 at 7:28








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If you use Git on the command line, in Eclipse in the Git Repositories or Git Staging view hit the refresh button to see the changes done on the command line. Eclipse includes a full Git implementation in Java that allows you to use Git without knowing the Git command line commands.
– howlger
Nov 21 at 7:28




If you use Git on the command line, in Eclipse in the Git Repositories or Git Staging view hit the refresh button to see the changes done on the command line. Eclipse includes a full Git implementation in Java that allows you to use Git without knowing the Git command line commands.
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