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I am new to GitHub & repositories but have done a lot of reading and trying to get a grasp on how it all works.

I am working on a group project via BlueJ. I created an account and a repository on GitHub. Through BlueJ using Team Settings, I have entered all of the required information. I am able to checkout and work on locally projects that are in my repository. However, every time I attempt to Commit a change, I get the following error:

svn: Malformed URL'/ccubinski/GNN/!svn/wbl/61467cd6-3e01-0010-93Od-b169ec9ecee6/2'

I do not have any Git stuff installed locally, as from what I understand(and may very well be wrong), is that I should not have to have anything additional besides BlueJ in order to interact with GitHub.

Stevoisiak
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  • Hint: use a git terminal. (1) Lots of IDEs provide git support in their own way, but using a terminal is IDE independent. (2) It is easier to find answers to future git questions in terms of terminal commands (vs button/menu clicks). – Matthias Mar 01 '17 at 16:30
  • ***Note**: This question was originally asked before BlueJ had support for Git repositories. Versions released after March 8, 2017 should not have this issue.* – Stevoisiak Aug 30 '17 at 19:57

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BlueJ doesn't support git, only cvs and subversion (svn).

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How to add Git Repositories in BlueJ

For BlueJ 4.0 or higher:

Go to Tools->Preferences and enable "Show teamwork controls". You can then make a local clone of the project through Tools->Team->Checkout. A box similar to the one below should show up. make sure to select "Git" as your server type.

BlueJ team settings screen

For BlueJ 3.1.7 or lower:

Git repositories are not supported for versions of BlueJ released before March 8, 2017.

Download the latest version from bluej.org

For more information about using Git with BlueJ, refer to the official BlueJ Git Tutorial.

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