Committing files
When creating a new file or making changes to a file available to
other SiteBuilder users, the file must be committed. Otherwise, the
changes will only exist in the user's private edit area. When
committed, the file will be saved in the repository.
The repository is where a work area stores all files and all
changes that have been committed. Even files that have been deleted
are stored in the repository.
A file is committed by focusing on the file or the directory
containing the file and clicking the Commit button.
The
commit wizard
Several files can be committed simultaneously by focusing a directory.
All changed files in the current directory will automatically be
selected. To commit files in subdirectories they must be unfolded,
this is done by clicking on the arrow in front of the directory name.
Commit wizard - log message
A log message must be provided to complete the commit wizard. If the
messages are written carefully, they will be a valuable help when
examining the logs.
If another user has committed changes of a file in the edit area,
an update must be made to solve possible conflicts before the
file can be committed.
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