6.5 Searching for a Project When you made a wrong change while editing a project, you might want to restore the previous project data and resume editing. In that case, you check the change contents of the past projects, change date, person who made changes, and change history information, or open the projects to identify the project revision to return. If you use the version control function, you can search for a revision of the project by the following procedure. 6.5.1 Updating the Local Repository In a case that data in the remote repository is the master, it is necessary to update the local repository in the computer to the latest state.
This section describes the steps to be taken after updating the local repository and remote repository since some changes were made in the same procedure described in 6.4 Updating the Project . 1. Right-click the target project in the Version Control Projects window and select TortoiseGit - Pull from the pop-up menu. The “TortoiseGit” Pull dialog box is displayed. 2. Make sure that the registered remote name is correctly set (in this example, “Origin” is set) for the “Remote” item, and then click the OK button. Sysmac Studio Project Version Control Function Startup Guide (P125) 41