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I Have Just Created Small Android Project In Eclipse, Which Files I Should Add To Version Control?

I have no idea, which files should be versioned for a new android project created in eclipse. Could anyone tell me, what I should add??

Solution 1:

Pretty much everything you need to build your project, including:

  • .project and .classpath (yes, you should definitively add them, provided the .classpath doesn't include any absolute path: any other Eclipse users who would access your versioned project will thank you for that)
  • .settings content (for project Eclipse specific settings)
  • other build-related files (like a pom.xml, if you have one)
  • launcher configuration (again, if you have some)

Nothing that is generated (like the directory 'gen', or 'bin') should be added to source controlWorkspace Eclipse metadata shouldn't be versioned either.

As I said in "Do you keep your project files under version control?", the goal is to ease and quicken the project setup process when checked-out in a workspace:

"Load it up, set it up, go."

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