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- Overview
- Managing branches
- Creating a branch
- Retrieving changes made in a branch
- Deleting a branch
SCM administrator: Managing branches
The SCM administrator (Source Code Manager) allows you to directly manage the branches of the various projects in the SCM. A branch is a copy of the project created at a given time. For example, a branch can be created to stabilize a version released to the end users. Developers can work both on the branch and on the elements planned for a future version. For more details on branches, see Managing branches. Note: The SCM administrator can also be used to perform maintenance operations on the repository, etc. For more details, see SCM administrator overview. Creating a branch To create a branch: - Select the directory containing the desired project in the SCM Administrator.
- On the "Directories and projects" tab, in the "Branches" group, click "Create a branch".
The branch creation wizard opens. For more details, see Creating a branch. Branch in a directory: The SCM administrator also allows you to create a branch in a specific directory (even if it doesn't contain a project). For example, you can create a branch in a directory containing other resources, such as images, skin templates, etc. Retrieving changes made in a branch To get the changes made in a branch: - Select the desired project in the SCM administrator.
- On the "Directories and projects" tab, in the "Branches" group, click "Get changes".
The wizard for retrieving the changes made in a branch opens. For more details, see Retrieving the changes made in a branch. Branch in a directory: The SCM administrator also allows you to retrieve the changes made in a branch in a specific directory. Deleting a branch To delete a branch: - Select the desired branch in the SCM administrator.
- Select "Delete" in the context menu of the branch.
Caution: It is not recommended to delete a branch from the SCM. This operation cannot be undone.
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