Version Control Options: Git
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Tools > Options > Version Control > Git
If you are using Git as the version control system for your project, you need to fill the following fields:
- Git Executable. Insert the path to the installed Git executable in your system. You need this to enable Git in RAD Studio.
- User identification data. Set the username and e-mail address for your Git repository. You need these values for every Git commit.
You can also clear the Remote authentication data saved in the IDE.
- Clear the authentication credentials for a selected repository by clicking the Clear... button.
- Clear all the saved authentication credentials for all repositories at once, by clicking the Clear All button. It opens a confirmation dialog box to accept it.
Pages in the Version Control group define the options for the version control system that you want to use. You can select the options to use either Subversion, Git or Mercurial.
Colors
Different sets of color formatting options are used to format version control operations in the Log Pane.
You can set the color for the following state of the files under a version control system:
- Conflicted
- Added
- Missing / Deleted / Replaced
- Merged
- Modified
Options
You can set several options of how the IDE behaves when using Subversion, Git or Mercurial:
- Delete backup files after commit. Once you commit your changed files to the repository, the backup files are deleted automatically from the __history folder of your project (hidden folder).
- Alternative Commit Layout. Uses a different layout for the Commit pane.
- Keep Commit View open after commit. Keeps the Commit pane opened after committing changes to the repository.