If there is a remote branch not present in the local project it could be checked out and a local branch with the same name will be created.Ĭheckout a remote branch already existing in the local repository will checkout the local branch with the same name.ġ0.
The refresh button for the list with remote branches will fetch all references from the remote server and clear stale local ones.ĩ. To do so open the Manage Branches window, select the branch to push to remote repository and click the Push icon.Ĩ. The newly created branch will remain local until it is pushed to the remote repository. The current branch is also displayed in the Source Control ribbon.ħ. Once the dialog is closed the project will be reloaded to display the new branch. The newly created local branch will appear in the respective list and will be marked as current with a red arrow sign in front of its name. Enabling the checkbox "Checkout after creation" will automatically checkout the newly created branch.Ħ. In the Manage Branches dialog a new local branch could be created. The initially created branch is set as default one and is called master.ĥ. The Manage Branches dialog contains a list of local and remote branches. The Manage Branches dialog could be accessed from the Project Explorer options menu or from the Source Control ribbon.Ĥ. Remote repository supports Commit, Push, Pull and Discard Local Changes.ģ. Open a source control project enabled for Git.Ģ. Once a local project is connected to a remote Git repository or a remote project is opened and locally cloned in Test Studio its branches could be managed within Test Studio.ġ. Download free 30-day trial Branch Management For Git Source ControlĪs of version 2017.R2 Test Studio supports management of Git branches in remote and local repositories.
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