Adding a Project to Version Control

Go Up to Version Control Systems in the IDE

You can add a project to a local Subversion or Git repository.

1. In the Projects Window, right-click the project that you want to add to the local repository.
2. Select the version control system you want to use:
   • For Subversion: Add to Version Control > Subversion. The Import Pane appears.
   • For Git: Add to Version Control > Git. The Import Pane appears.
3. In the URL of repository field, either enter the address of your remote repository, or click the ellipsis button [...] to browse for the location.
4. In Files to be committed, check the files you want to commit at this time.
5. In Files not under <project directory> - These files will not be committed, verify that there are no files listed here that you want to add to your local repository.

   Note: If you want to import any of the files listed in this field, you need to move the files into the directory tree. All files must have a common root directory.

6. Add a comment describing your new adds in the Import Comment box.
7. Click Import.

See Also

• Adding a File to Version Control
• Subversion Integration in the IDE
  • Update (SVN)
  • Commit (SVN)
• Git Integration in the IDE
  • Pull (Git)
  • Commit (Git)
• Import Pane
• History Manager