Examples

Example 1

If User1 modifies Panel_CP600 project, then the node indicator turns to orange with lock symbols. If User2 need to modify the same Panel_CP600 project, the Panel_CP600 project appears with a lock symbol.

To steal the lock of an affected object, proceed as follows:

1. Double-click Panel_CP600 project.

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   Automatic lock failed dialog is displayed.

2. Enable Try to steal the lock for the affected objects and click OK to steal the lock.

3. In the Lock Message window, enter the reason to steal the lock and click OK.

4. User2 can modify and commit the project.

Example 2

If User1 adds a new object to the project and commit the changes, then User2 can update the project to see the latest modifications.

Example 3

The user can revert to any of the available project revisions.

1. Right-click on object node and select SVN ‣ Revert to Revision.

2. Select or enter the revision number and click OK.

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   The revision command reverts local changes of this object back to the specific revision of the working copy.

3. Right-click on the object node and select SVN ‣ Commit.

4. In the commit window, enter the reason to change the project and click OK to make the changes.

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   The project node is updated with the latest changes.

Example 4

SVN server allows to select the required revisions of Automation Builder project. You can checkout the project using Project ‣ SVN ‣ Checkout and then enter the credentials and click OK.

In the check-out dialog, do the following:

1. Select the project repository.

2. Activate Revision and select or enter the revision number and click OK.

The user can work on the selected revision. To commit the changes to the project, right-click on project and select SVN ‣ Commit Project.