Working with Projects in Version Control

Go Up to Version Control

Projects can exist independently of version control. You can add an entire project to version control at any point. When you decide to place a project under version control, a project is created on the underlying version control system that has been specified.

Once a project or file has been added to version control, the features of your version control system are available directly from the Project Tab. Any changes you make to a project or file from within Rapid SQL are simultaneously changed in your version control system.

The table below describes the options and functionality on the Add to Version Control dialog box:

Option	Description
Files to be added	Lets you select files to add to Version Control.
Comment	OPTIONAL: Lets you add a comment.
Check out immediately	Select to add file and keep it checked-out.
Store only latest	Select to add the latest version.
Remove local copy	Select to add file and remove the local copy.

Completing the Add to Version Control Dialog Box

To add a project to version, do the following:

1. Click File and then Open Project.

   The Open Project dialog box opens.

2. Type the project name or select the project.
3. Click Open.

   The project opens on the Project Tab.

4. On the Project menu, click Version Control.

   The Add to Version Control dialog box opens.

5. Click Add to Version Control.
6. Select options needed.
7. Click OK to add a project, and then click Create.

Note: The project file icon dims to indicate that the project has been placed under version control.

Topics

• Working with Projects.