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* Update guide-import-zip.md Update needed because: - UI for offline import have changed (Pull button) - I detailed the different ways to run abapGit depending on the flavour of the abapGit installed - I followed guidelines found in https://developers.google.com/tech-writing (which is an amazing (and short) open class on technical writing. I believe that large screenshot tend to confuse a step by step procedure (+ UI tends to change quicker than doc). Yet if you feel like screenshot are needed I can add those. * Update docs/guide-import-zip.md * Update docs/guide-import-zip.md * Update docs/guide-import-zip.md * Update docs/guide-import-zip.md * Update docs/guide-import-zip.md * Update docs/guide-import-zip.md Co-authored-by: Frederik Hudák <frederik.hudak@sap.com> Co-authored-by: Lars Hvam <larshp@hotmail.com>
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title: Import zip
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category: offline projects
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order: 10
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---
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## Download zip archive ##
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An offline project is based on a zip archive that contains all the git files.
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First, download the latest version of the project you want to import.
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* For GitHub :
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1. Go to the project main page (e.g. https://github.com/larshp/abapOpenChecks)
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2. Select **Code** > **Download ZIP**
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3. Save file
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## Import zip archive ##
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1. Connect to SAP in language **EN**
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2. Run abapGit:
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* If you have installed the standalone version : in transaction `SE38`, run the program you created (`ZABAPGIT_STANDALONE` or `ZABAPGIT_FULL` or other)
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* You have installed the developer version : run transaction `ZABAPGIT`
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3. Select **+ Offline**
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4. Enter the project name and select an existing package or create a new package
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5. Select **Import <sup>zip</sup>**
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6. Select the zip archive file (eg. *abapGit-master.zip*)
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7. Select **Pull <sup>zip</sup>**
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8. Activate
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