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Command: Pending Changes

Symbol: _svn_icon_pending_changes.png

Function: The command opens the Pending Changes view. All objects are listed there which have changed from the base revision or which are locked.

Call: View → Pending Changes

View: Pending Changes

The modified or locked objects are displayed in the lower half of the view. You can use the Commit, Revert, and Update commands on single or multiple objects. You will find commands for comparing and displaying the version history in the context menu of a selected object.

CODESYS SVN first checks whether or not the storage format of the working copy matches the storage format of the project in the SVN repository. If the storage formats differ, then the revert must not be executed at the object level in order to prevent inconsistencies. In this case, you can delete the entire project (working copy) first with the Save as command as the appropriate storage format, which however can result in smaller data losses. After you select one of the revert options, you will be guided by corresponding dialog prompts.

Double-clicking the object opens the project comparison.

Select

Selection or clearing of all objects

Commit

Commits local changes to the SVN repository

Revert

Reverts the local changes to the state of the base revision of the working copy

Update

The command commits changes in the SVN repository to the project. The update is performed with the HEAD revision.

Keep Locks

standard icon: The lock is not released automatically after the commit.

_cds_icon_warning.png Storage profile update

Note that the storage profile (storage version) of the repository in the working copy differs from the one in the SVN repository. In this case, a commit will change the storage profile in the repository.

For actions which require an exchange between the working copy and repository, you will be guided by corresponding messages to match the storage profile. For more information about this, see also: Checking for version profile consistency

Recent Messages

Shows the last used log messages

You can click a log message to accept it.

Messages

Type in a log message that comments your change.

Example: Bug fix error 123