Push Your Changes to Your Git Repository

You use the Push to Git command in the Git menu to upload the source files in your visual application to the linked Git repository.

To help avoid merge conflicts, you should update the source files in your visual application by pulling the most recent versions from the repository before you push any changes. If the file versions in the repository are newer than the versions in your visual application, you’ll see a status message when attempting to push your changes that the push was rejected and you should pull the most recent versions from the repository before pushing.

To push the visual application source files to the repository:

1. Open your visual application.
2. Click the Git icon in the toolbar and select Push in the menu.

   The Push Content to Git Repo dialog box displays the details of the target branch.

3. Type a comment that describes the content you are pushing to the repository. Click Push.

   The comment message that you provide in the dialog box is displayed when you examine the Git activity log for the branch.

4. Click Close when the push is finished.

   The dialog box displays a status message when the push is complete.