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I have a project using mercurial for version control, and I'm trying to set it up in Eclipse. I cloned the project from the command line and then opened the project in eclipse by importing it as a maven project.
This works except for that eclipse/MercurialEclipse doesn't seem to pick up that this is an merurial repo.
If I go to project properties, the Mercurial option shows only the message "This project doesn't use MercurialEclipse as a Team provider."
In the "Team Synchronizing" perspective, Synchronize... just gives me a "clone repository wizard" saying "There are no Mercurial resources to syncrhonize".
Does anyone know how to get MercurialEclipse to pick up the existing repository for the project.
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Installation of MercurialEclipse in Eclipse The simplest way to install Mercurial is to go on the Eclipse Marketplace “Help → Eclipse Marketplace” and get the plugin. This way you will get only the plugin and not the Mercurial binaries. Unfortunately the versions available are not up-to-date.
MercurialEclipse is a plugin for the Eclipse IDE providing support for the Mercurial distributed version control system. Please note: Mercurial binaries must be installed separately: https://www.mercurial-scm.org/ Categories: Code Management, Collaboration.
Figured this out myself.
Right click the project and choose Team > Share project...
That gives a wizard for enabling mercurial integration for the project.
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