Add version control to an existing project

Add version control to an existing project that either has no active version control, or a remote repository that does not have the supported

GitHub®

version control system. Projects without version control do not display icons to commit, push, or pull changes or to version history. You can version projects externally using tools provided by a supported version control provider.

Create a remote repository with the same name as the project.

NOTE: If your project has a local repository created with the project but no associated remote repository, pull or push changes to add version control. See either Pull changes that other users make from the remote repository or Push changes that you make to the remote repository.

To add version control to an existing project

With the project open, in the main toolbar bar, select the drop-down arrow after

Save

and then select

Save As

Save project as

, enter:

Name

. The name of the project. Use the same name as the remote repository.

Location

. The folder to contain the project.

Use Version Control

. Select to add version control to the project.

TIP:

If the project already has version control and

Use Version Control

is already selected,

FactoryTalk Optix

creates a new local repository for the project without any previous commit history.

Select

Version control

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