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FrostByteGER

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  1. Hey guys, I'm trying to make a mod with a friend. So to exchange the changes we've made, I use github like many other developers. Its awesome and works pretty easy but it seems to have problems with forge. Because I'm a bit lazy, I'm using the eGit Plugin for eclipse. This is a integration of the github gui into eclipse and makes the commiting, pushing and cloning much easier. After hours of trying and failing(I nearly killed myself...) I saw that the eclipse project folder structure is not the same as the real explorer structure. There is no source folder in the src/minecraft folder, but eclipse displays the structure as: minecraft/src/... I shared my project, but while trying to commit my files to the local copy(I think its called stage? dunno, pretty new to Git), I encounter a error that says that says: "An internal error occurred Entry not found by path" I googled the error but there was no good solution or even a error message like I had. Is there any good solution to bring this damn project up to github or do I have to do a pain-in-the-ass process? It would be extremely annoying if I have to upload the files everytime manually-.- Sry 4 probably bad english. I'm from germany Greetz FrostByteGER

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