TMS320F280049C: more recent article on "Using GIT with Code Composer Studio"

Hi Quentin,

There is no other article on GIT perspective and the content on this page is still current. Do you see any issue on this page?

Thanks & Regards,

Santosh

Thanks, Santosh, but this article seems lacking some details.

I have the following questions:

1. After I updated some source code in CCS, how do I create a local git branch, named  "Branch2", and then commit all files to "Branch2"?
2. after that, how do I create a new remote branch also named  "Branch2", and  push local "Branch2" to remote branch "Branch2"?

Are there more details about git usage on CCS User Guide? Where can I get CCS User Guide??

I found CCS User Guide. Now I only have the original specific questions:

1. After I updated some source code in CCS, how do I create a local git branch, named  "Branch2", and then commit all files to "Branch2"?
2. after that, how do I create a new remote branch also named  "Branch2", and  push local "Branch2" to remote branch "Branch2"?

CCS User Guide does not seem to have detailed info on how to use with git.

Yes, agree. However, Git commands are general. You can search on the web.

Are you struggling to make git perspective work or encountering any issue

Quentin,

The Git integration is a standard part of Eclipse these days.  If you open the online help in CCS the EGit documentation is included.

There is a section on branching

There are additional links to more resources at the end of that first link that you found.  As Santosh mentioned online resources are your best source of information on using Git in Eclipse (EGit).

Regards,

John

Hi John and santosh,

Sorry, but please still keep this case open for a moment since I ran into another issue: I followed instructions of "

Import a version controlled CCS project

" section from https://software-dl.ti.com/ccs/esd/documents/sdto_ccs_git-with-ccs.html to import a project from remote Git Server. The import seems successful, and I got below:

but it only shows "master" branch in Local Branch while there are many branches in "Remote Tracking". How can I have "Local" also show all branches, like below:

Does this mean only "master" branch (NOT ALL branches) from remote git server is imported? How to get this resolved?

When I import from remote git repository, I did select ALL branches as shown below: