Commit Modified Files
After you modify files and you are satisfied with the results of the checks, you can commit
your changes to the source control repository.
(^1) In the Files view, select the Modified (number of files) tab. The files you
changed appear in the list.
(^2) To commit your changes to source control, on the Project tab, in the Source
Control section, click Commit.
(^3) Enter a comment for your submission, and click Submit. Watch the messages in the
status bar as the source control commits your changes. In Git, you can have both
local and remote repositories. These instructions commit to the local repository. To
commit to the remote repository, in the Source Control section, click Pull.
View Project and Source Control Information
To view and edit project details, on the Project tab, in the Environment section, click
Details. View and edit project details such as the name, description, project root, startup
folder, and location of folders containing generated files.
To view details about the source control integration and repository location, on the
Project tab, in the Source Control section, click Git Details. The Times Table App
example project uses Git source control.
Close the Project
Click the
at the top right corner of the project window to close the project.
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