How can I push individual projects using GIT and Netbeans?

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The discussion centers on using Git with NetBeans to manage individual projects and push them to Bitbucket. The user encountered an issue where all projects in the workspace were being committed instead of just the intended project. It was noted that the GIT NetBeans tutorial suggests setting up a single GIT repository for all projects, which leads to this behavior. A solution involves creating separate GIT repositories for each project to enable project-specific commits and pushes.

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Hey everyone I am using GIT with netbeans to push projects to my bitbucket. The problem is I think I somehow accidentally set it so that it commits my entire workspace. What I mean by this is when I try to push one of my projects to one repository it pushes all of them instead of just the one I want. How can I change this? Thank you
 
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When using SVN, we create a tree outside of Netbeans and then open specific projects inside Netbeans. From there, we can update and commit changes using Netbeans on a project by project basis or even file by file basis.

How are you doing it with Git and Netbeans?

The GIT Netbeans tutorial seems to imply setting up a GIT repo for all your projects and hence you'd get the behavior you're seeing.

https://netbeans.org/kb/73/ide/git.html

We plan to move to GIT some time in the future so I'd like to hear more about this issue.
 

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