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- Overview
- Checking an element back in
SCM: Checking in an element
When an element is checked back into the repository, it becomes available to all the users of the Source Code Manager. The element that was modified locally is copied into the reference project on the SCM server. Note: Currently checked-out elements are highlighted with a red frame in the project editor. To check an element into the repository: - Select this element in the "Project explorer" pane.
- Select "Check in" in the context menu.
Alternatively, go to the "SCM" tab, "Current element" group and click "Check in". Important: Style sheets are specific to each project. To check in the style sheet, on the "SCM" tab, in the "Other actions" group, expand "Style sheet" and select "Check in the project style sheet". Checking an element back in When you check an element into the SCM, the following window appears:
This window includes different tabs where you can specify the check-in details: - The "Tasks" tab, where you can indicate whether the checked-in element corresponds to the execution or completion of a task.
- The "Incidents" tab, where you can indicate if the checked-in element fixes an incident.
- The "Comment" tab, where you can enter a check-in comment. For example, you can indicate that the window proposes a new menu option.
The "AI: Generate comment" button automatically generates a comment based on changes made in the code. For more details, see AI in the code editor.
This window also allows you to: - View the changes made to the element ("My changes" button).
- View the properties of the element ("Properties" button).
You can check in the changes made to the element and keep the element checked out ("Keep element checked out" option). Note: If the checked-in element has not been modified, the SCM displays a specific window.
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