Edit code on JazzHub
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Hi everybody,
I´m just starting with JazzHub and I have a few questions, but the most important is how can I edit code directly on the browser?, Here is what I did: 1.- Create a project on my RTC Eclipse client. 2.- Push the project to JazzHub. I can see the project on JazzHub, and I can open a java class I created there, but it is read-only, if I click the EDIT CODE button on the upper right corner it redirects me to the repository root (where is located the readme file). Any one knows how to do this? thanks guys. |
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Miran Badzak (31●2)
| answered Feb 24 '14, 3:13 p.m.
FORUM ADMINISTRATOR / FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER
Hi Cesar - did you end up delivering the changed files through RTC? If you open the "Pending Changes" Eclipse view, you may notice that your files have not been delivered. They will show up in the "Unresolved" folder under your workspace. To deliver the changes, right-click on the Unresolved folder, and click "Check in and Deliver." After the delivery is complete, you should see the Jazz SCM Changes option in the browser (you may need to refresh the page).
Comments I'm using RTC client but also I'm testing EGit, from the Repositories view I selected Commit and then Push to Upstream, after that I can see the folder of my project on JazzHub and I can open the java class but still I can´t edit it.
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Ah, I see. Are you viewing the file on the project page? If so, that file viewer is indeed read-only. From the project page, can you try to click on the "Edit Code" button to open the full JazzHub code editor? From that interface, you should be able to modify the file. |
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Did you try finding your file from the root repository, opening it and then clicking inside the file to modify it?
Yes, I opened the file but as I mention is read-only