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First, make sure you already installed EGit or other git control plugins on your Eclipse.
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Second, add Git Source Control to your existing Android Eclipse Project (local) and create a local Git Repository for the Project, by following the steps below: (or check this video)
- right click your project -> Team -> share project
- check the option of “Use or create repository in parent folder of project”
- select your project
- click the button of “create repository”
- hit “finish”
- right click your project -> Team -> Add to Index
- right click your project -> Team -> commit
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Then push your Project (now is under local Git Source Control) to a Remote Repository such as GitHub.com or BitBucket.org, by following the steps below: (or check this video)
- right click your project -> Team -> remote -> push
- type in the URL of the remote repository you are using
- type in username and password, then hit “next”
- click the button of “Add All Branches Spec”
- click “next”
- click “finish”