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As title, there is any documented issue? Because I am finding problems creating my local project using Eclipse on a Mac and getting everything from GIT.

Probably there might be a problem in the local Eclipse storage of the user-password but I was wondering if the different OS could create any kin of problems. Thank you everyone.

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    Typically no as when you commit line endings are the only things changed, what specifically are you running into? – Adam Tuliper Jan 18 '16 at 19:59
  • @AdamTuliper-MSFT Your comment is somehow confusing because of the title of this question. – Aleksandr M Jan 19 '16 at 11:08
  • @elab My guess is that you are checking in your workspace. The workspace is not shareable across platforms. The .project, .classpath, source and other resource files are -- but do not check in other files. Create a new workspace on every computer and then import from Git your project. – martinez314 Jan 19 '16 at 17:41
  • @AleksandrM - the idea was to get more information - as a cross platform git issue itself its something I rarely ever see :) as a messed up its more likely (like gitignore not using the correct files) - that's why I'm looking for more info – Adam Tuliper Jan 19 '16 at 18:23

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I'm not sure if I understand your question correctly. If you have problems in eclipse with downloading the code from your git repository, as a temporary solution, you may

  1. sync the code from terminal using the command git clone <your_git_repo_url>
  2. import the code into eclipse (New -> import workspace) and continue coding
  3. once done, you may commit (git commit) and push the changes from terminal using the command git push
  4. In the other OS, run `git pull --rebase' to get the updated code. If you have changes in your local workspace, it will ask you to commit the changes and then run pull command.
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