MATLAB Programming Fundamentals - MathWorks

Action Procedure

Revert local changes. To release locks and revert to the version in the last

sandbox update (that is, the last version you synchronized

or retrieved from the repository), in the Files view, right-

click the files to revert and select Source Control >

Discard Local Changes and Release Locks.

To discard local changes when using Git, right-click a file

and select Source Control > Revert Local Changes. To

remove all local changes, click Branches in the Git pane

and click Revert to Head.

Revert a file to a specified

revision

To revert a file to a specified revision, right-click a file and

select Source Control > Revert using SVN or Source

Control > Revert using Git.

In the Revert Files dialog box, choose a revision to revert

to. Select a revision to view information about the change,

such as the author, date, log message. Click Revert.

If you revert a file to an earlier revision and then make

changes, you cannot commit the file until you resolve the

conflict with the repository history.

Revert a project to a

specified revision.

To revert a project to a specified revision, on the Project

tab, in the Source Control section, click Revert Project.

In the Revert Files dialog box, choose a revision to revert

to.

Each revision in the list is a change set of modified files.

Select a revision to view information about the change

such as the author, date, and the log message.

Once you have chosen a revision and are satisfied that the

information is correct, click Revert.

Work with Derived Files in Projects

In general, it is a best practice to omit derived and temporary files from your project or
exclude them from source control. Use Check Project in the Precommit Actions pane
or the Project tab to check for derived or temporary files. If you add the resources

Use Source Control with Projects