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I would like to have access to Github with netbeans. But I cant find options in the Git plugin to set the url for the Repo on Github to commit, checkout and so on. At this time, is it possible to use Netbeans to get access to github?

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  • this question hinges on another: does the netbeans plugin have support for remotes? specifically the protocols github allows: ssh and https – fbstj May 24 '11 at 14:33
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    @FallingBullets GitHub is not _only_ that. It also includes an **issue tracker** and a **pull requests'** interface. It will be _great_ if they could be integrated to NetBeans. – Alba Mendez Nov 22 '11 at 15:11

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Netbeans 7.1 Release Candiate 2 has embedded Git Supoort, without any plugins.

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    I've been using the git support in NB7.1 now for a while, and find it to be stable and feature-complete enough for most regular tasks. I am using it in conjunction with both public GitHub-hosted and private BitBucket-hosted git repos, as well as git repos hosted only locally on my machine. – RobertB Dec 22 '11 at 00:33
  • @RobertB it works very fluently, I have also use with both GitHub and BitBucket and had no problem so far. – Mustafa Dec 22 '11 at 08:12
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According to here nbgit (if this is what you're using) does not support pushing/pulling from remotes. The integrated version may have remotes enabled in a future version, it's currently being specified (see v7.0.1)

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  • Can you quote the part of the document that makes you think that the integrated version should have remote enabled in v. 7.0.1? I can't find it. – Emanuil Rusev Jun 17 '11 at 08:01
  • That link says that it has use cases for Distributed Workflow (Clone, Push, Pull, and Fetch)...Ah so they're just use cases, sorry I read that wrong. Sorry – fbstj Jun 19 '11 at 19:26
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For NetBeans 12, I've detailed the process here.

In summary: add a new Repository under Tasks, add an OAUTH token known as a Github Personal Access Token obtained from github.com by clicking your avatar > Settings > Developer Settings > Personal Access Token. Once you have that, the rest of the fields will populate when you click Add Repository and select the repo whose issues you want to integrate as tasks.

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In Netbeans v7.0.1 with the Git plugin v0.2.12.42.1 installed. You should be able to access public Github repositories only.

So far I've not been able to access a private Github repository.

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I also have Netbeans v7.0.1 with the Git plugin v0.2.12.42.1 installed. I have been able to push and pull from both public and private repositories.

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