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Whenever a long-running process in Eclipse (such as cleaning + rebuilding a large project), I see new processes such as "Updating git status for repository foo" pop up, waiting for my long-running process to finish.
Example:
I would like to turn off these updates, since I use a different app for managing my git repositories. I would also like to know how to change the frequency of these updates, if they are indeed being run at regular intervals.
I tried searching "git" in the Preferences, but didn't find any obvious culprits. I unchecked three options that looked like they might be related, but the updates still occur. The options I unchecked are:
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In Eclipse go to Window > Show View -> Other... Then select Git > Git Repositories . A view with all your Git repositories should now be visible. Right-click on the repository you want to remove and select Delete repository . Eclipse will now ask for a confirmation and give you the option to remove all repository data.
Use Ctrl+3 (or Cmd+3) and type Git Repositories in the dialog to open the Git repositories view. This view shows you the Git repositories you can work with in Eclipse and allows you to add existing repositories to Eclipse, create or clone repositories. It also allows you to perform Git operations.
Try right clicking your project, and choose team > disconnect
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