View code commits

To stay up to date with code development on a project, browse the code commits made to each repository integrated into your TeamForge site.

For each code commit, you can view the list of files that were checked in, the version history of each file, and any associations with other TeamForge items, such as tracker artifacts or tasks.
Restriction: You can see only those paths in the repository that the repository administrator has given you access to.
  1. Click SOURCE CODE in the project navigation bar.
  2. From the list of project repositories, select the repository you want to look at, then click View Commits. The Commits section of the Repository Details page lists all the code commits in the repository. By default, it shows the commits made over the preceding seven days.
    Tip: To get an automatic email notification whenever code is committed to this repository, click the Monitor menu, then choose Monitor Selected. The emails will contain all the details you can see on this page, unless the repository's owner has chosen to send emails with only the essential information.
  3. Specify the filter criteria in one or more filter fields (at the top of each column) and click FILTER.
    • You can find a filter field at the top of each column in most of the tables in the TeamForge application.
    • The filter field could be a text box or a drop-down list with multi-select check boxes.
    • You can type your filter criteria in the text boxes. The search text is case-insensitive.
    • You can also select the filter values from one or more drop-down lists. By default, you can only select up to 10 filter values in a drop-down list. However, you can set a value that suits your requirement for the FILTER_DROPDOWN_MAX_SELECTION token in the site-options.conf file to increase or decrease the count.
    • Filter-as-you-type: You can find the Enter keywords text box in all filter drop-down lists. As you type your filter keyword, instant search results are shown in the drop-down list. For example, in the following illustration, typing "R" instantly shows all statuses having the alphabet "R". The search text is case-insensitive.
    • Some search filters may not appear if your site administrator has not enabled them.
  4. After filtering, if you want to clear the filters, click FILTER and select Clear from the drop-down list.
  5. To view the details of a commit, click its title. The Files section of the Commit Details page lists all files that were checked in with the code commit, including the version number of each file and the last operation that was performed, such as modified, deleted, moved, copied, or added.
    • To view the file information, click the file name.
    • To view the latest version of the file, click the file version.
  6. To look at other items related to this commit, click the ASSOCIATIONS tab.