Version Control

Right-click the project.

Select Team/Share Project…​.

Select SVN.

Click the Next button.

Enter the SVN repository URL.

Enter the account information that has access to the repository. To make subsequent commits easier, check Save authentication to save the account information.

Click the Finish button.

Check the resources to be shared and click the OK button to complete project sharing.

Right-click the project.

Select Team/Update.

Perform resource validation. It validates source code and SQL written with problems in the source code or in violation of rules. If validation fails, the resources cannot be committed.

Deploy the resources to be committed to the specified server. If deployment fails, the process stops; if it succeeds, the commit is performed.

Commits resources to the version control repository.

Select the modified resources and right-click.

Select Team/Commit. If the resources to be committed fail validation, a Dialog like the one below pops up.

If the resources to be committed pass validation, a Dialog like the one below pops up. When you click the OK button, commit/deploy is performed.

When the deployment succeeds or fails, logs are printed to the console as shown in the figure below. If the deployment succeeds, the resources are committed to the version control repository; if it fails, they are not committed.

As with SVN, right-click the project.

Select Team/Share Project…​.

Select GIT.

Click the Next button.

Select the GIT repository to share. If there is no GIT repository, you can create a new one or clone from a remote.

Click the Finish button.

The subsequent procedure is similar to SVN.