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    <p>Each Eclipse installation will need to install the MercurialEclipse plugin which can be installed through 'Install New Software...' by pointing it at the following URL: <a href="http://cbes.javaforge.com/update" rel="noreferrer">http://cbes.javaforge.com/update</a></p> <p>Theses are the steps I usually use when setting up a new application:</p> <ol> <li>Setup my projects in Eclipse</li> <li>Go to the command line, create an hg repository and then move my projects into the folder that contains the repository.</li> <li>Delete the bin directories (so they don't get checked into Mercurial)</li> <li>Issue the 'hg add' at the root of your Mercurial repository.</li> <li>In Eclipse delete your projects (don't click the 'Delete project contents on disk' checkbox or you will get an error)</li> <li>In the File menu choose import. Select 'Existing Projects into Workspace' under the General folder.</li> <li>Select the 'Browse...' button next to 'Select root directory' and select your mercurial repository root folder.</li> <li>Click Select All in the import dialog and then click Finish.</li> <li>Open up the navigator view (so you can see bin folders), right click on the bin directory in one project, go to 'Team' and 'Ignore...'. Select 'Only this folder ('bin')' and click OK.</li> <li>Select all of the projects, right click, select 'Team' and choose 'Commit'</li> </ol> <p>At this point your workspace is completely connected to a local Mercurial repository and all your folder structures are set up correctly.</p> <p>When you are ready to share this with someone else you push your repository to a shared location. In another Eclipse environment (probably on another computer) Go to the 'Window' menu and select 'Show View' and 'Other...'. In the Mercurial folder select 'Mercurial Repositories' and click 'OK'. In the Mercurial Repositories view which just showed up click the 'Create Repository...' button. It looks like a team repository with the words HG and a plus sign. Put in your shared repository URL and any authentication information if needed. Right click on the repository just created and click 'Clone Repository'. That is it. All of the Eclipse setup is pulled from Mercurial and everything is set up for the second developer.</p> <p>This may sound like a lot of steps but I am able to do this in less than two minutes now that I have practiced doing it a few times.</p>
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    1. COIsn't it easier to add a line to `.hgignore` manually to ignore the `bin/` directory before creating the repo, and create it in-place, rather than creating it in an empty directory and pulling the files in?
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    2. COYes it would be easier to create the .hgignore manually. In order to put your projects into the repo in one step you can do it one of two ways. First off create the repo in your workspace directory (this won't work if you want to be able to put different projects in different repos) or second, when you create your new project unclick the "Use default location" and browse to where you put your repo.
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    3. COI think (right click on project) -> Team -> Share Project creates a repo whose root is the project (rather than the workspace) root as well. I'd have to check whether it automatically does an add and initial commit, however I don't think it does which means you can get your `.hgignore` in there that way too.
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