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:
- Choose Team > Git > Commit from the IDE's main menu. The Commit dialog box displays.
- Type in a commit message in the Commit Message text area. Alternatively, you can do any of the following:
- click the Recent Messages button to view and select from a list of messages that you have previously used
- click the Load Template button located to select a message template
- Specify the Author's and Commiter's names in the respective fields.
- Select the files to be committed in the Files to Commit section.
- In the Update Issue section, specify and modify issues related to the change being committed, if required.
- After specifying actions for individual files, click Commit.
Notes:
- The IDE's status bar, located in the bottom right of the interface, displays as the commit action takes place.
- Upon a successful commit, versioning badges disappear in the Projects, Files and Favorites windows, and the color coding of committed files returns to black.
- See Also
- About Git Support
- Git Tasks: Quick Reference
- Git: Working with Remote Repositories
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