Committing into Repository

Git
SVN

To commit changes into repository, you shall have a versioned server project. You can either create a new one (see Adding Server Project to Version Control) or check out an existing one (see Initial Check-Out of Project from Repository).

Git

Eclipse Plugin - EGit
  1. Right click the project in Navigator, and choose TeamCommit.

  2. Choose files, enter commit message, and click Commit and Push.

  3. Enter credentials.

  4. View the changes and click OK.

External tool - TortoiseGit
  1. In File Explorer, right click the project and choose Git commit -> "master".

  2. Type the commit message, choose files to be committed, and click Commit.

    You can change Commit to Commit & Push.

External Tool - Command Line
  1. Add changes to staging area.

    Within the repository, type git add path/to/file(s).

  2. Type git commit -m "The commit message" to commit the changes.

  3. Type git push to push the changes to remote repository.

SVN

Eclipse Plugin - Subclipse
  1. In Navigator view, right click the project name and choose TeamCommit...

  2. Type the commit message, choose files to be committed, and click OK.

External Tool - TortoiseSVN
  1. In File Explorer, right click the project directory and choose SVN Commit...

  2. Choose the files to be committed, type the commit message, and click OK.

External Tool - Command Line
  1. Add files, that you added with svn add path/to/file.

  2. Type svn commit -m "The commit message" to commit the changes.