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Build Identifier: 0.11.1 I didn't find this issue anywhere in the db, which surprises me, so I apologize if I'm duplicating something that I missed. I have a directory filled with .git projects and I want to import them all at once, but there is no way to multi-select the projects. As each one has it's own .project file, this shouldn't be an issue. We use git-svn to clone our projects from our SVN repo and I just want to be able to quickly bring them all into Eclipse at once. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Use git-svn to clone multiple projects locally. 2. Attempt to import projects via the Git Repository View, or try importing the projects from the project explorer and then using the Team->Share menu option. Once you select the projects as Git projects, you can only select one at a time.
We have been able to share multiple projects in multiple git repositories a year or more. The wizard was (IMHO) made harder to use just before 1.0. Select the projects you want to share in the project or packagex explorers. Select Team>Share... Git Check the "Use or create repository in parent folder of proect" Now all project are probably selected and pressing Finish will set up sharing with the propert repo.
Thanks for the comment. You are correct, pulling from the project view using multi-select first, then Team->Share Project solved the problem.