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Commit and Revert Changes
Git allows for viewing all changed files in the current branch at any given time. These changed files can then be committed back into the branch and ultimately pushed out for everyone else on the team to see. Alternatively, they can be reverted to their state before the last commit if they were unwanted changes.
The Git section in the left panel of Codux shows all files in the current branch that were changed locally (including changes that Codux automatically made while you were working). From here, you can choose to keep the changes and commit them to the branch you're working in, or to revert them and undo your changes.
If you select Commit here, your changes will be visible to others only after you've pushed the commit, and they have pulled the changes to their local branch. Until you push your changes, they are only saved locally on your computer.
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If you know what changes you have pending, the Commit button at the top of the UI provides an even quicker way to get them committed to the branch.
Click the button, enter a commit message to describe your changes, select Commit, and it's done.
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You can also jump to the Git file changes list using the Review Changes link shown above.
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