Disabling EGit in Eclipse-CDT Juno

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Josh picture Josh · Oct 12, 2012 · Viewed 17.1k times · Source

This thread: How to disable EGit temporarily? discusses how to disable EGit in Eclipse, but when I go to "Startup and Shutdown", there is no option to disable EGit.

How can I control what plug-ins are loaded in Eclipse-CDT?

Answer

bobestm picture bobestm · Oct 15, 2012

Ok, here's a suggestion. You can disconnect the particular project from Egit by doing the following: Right click on project->Team->Disconnect.

When you do wish hookup to the repo again, do right-click on project->Team->Share Project...

If you wish to disable the plugin itself, you would have to uninstall it.

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