Version Control Systems in the IDE
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RAD Studio allows you to use several version control systems inside the IDE, to keep track of the changes of your project.
For more information about Subversion, see:
For more information about Git, see:
For more information about Mercurial, see:
Contents
Topics
Subversion Repository Actions
- TortoiseSVN Commands Implemented as RAD Studio Commands
- Checking Out a Copy of a Repository
- Committing Changes to Version Control
- Merge Conflicts
- Cleaning Up Folders Under Subversion
- Change Lists in Subversion
- Subversion Login
- Subversion SSL Client Certificate
- Subversion SSL Server
Git Repository Actions
- Git Command Equivalents in RAD Studio
- Cloning a Copy of a Repository
- Committing Changes to Git Version Control
- Pushing Your Changes to the Remote Repository
- Cleaning the Local Repository
- Git Login
- Pull (Git)
Mercurial Repository Actions
Common Repository Actions
- Adding a Project to Version Control
- Adding a File to Version Control
- Updating a Local Copy of a File under Version Control
- Viewing History and Revisions
- Viewing Version Control Comments
- Displaying the Version Control Log
- Using the Annotation Feature
- Diff'ing (Comparing) Versions of a File
- Adding a New Difference Viewer
- Installing an Alternate Difference Viewer
- Using an External Difference Viewer
- Reverting Changes
- Adding a New Merge Viewer
- Select Project or Project Group to Open