Git: Committing Sources to a Repository

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The IDE enables you to commit files to a Git repository. The IDE executes the commit and stores your modifications to the repository upon a successful commit.

To commit versioned files to a repository:

  1. Choose Team > Git > Commit from the IDE's main menu. The Commit dialog box displays.
  2. Type in a commit message in the Commit Message text area. Alternatively, you can do any of the following:
  3. Specify the Author's and Commiter's names in the respective fields.
  4. Select the files to be committed in the Files to Commit section.
  5. In the Update Issue section, specify and modify issues related to the change being committed, if required.
  6. After specifying actions for individual files, click Commit.

Notes:

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About Git Support
Git Tasks: Quick Reference
Git: Working with Remote Repositories

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