I have struggled with this and what seems to work for me is to first use
Git in Netbeans to start the process. That creates a (hidden) .git
directory in my project. From a terminal in that .git folder I execute
*git remote add origin reposit...@wherever.com:me/projectname.git*
followed by *git add .* and then *git commit -m "Initial commit"*
then *git push -u origin master*
After I do that, I can commit from within NetBeans 12 (file by file or
any combination) and at the end of the day in the .git folder do *git push*
I have checked the results with the GUI at https://git.wherever.com and
they appear to capture my work.
Don
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On 10/11/20 10:43 AM, C N Davies wrote:
I'm using Netbeans 12 and I have several projects, I can't seem to
find a way to set the repository for each individual project. So
project1 uses repo1 and project2 uses repo2 etc. Each then would push
to their respective remote github repo. I know it can be done because
it seems I have done this before, but I can't find the solution.
Thanks for any advice.
Jon
