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 CollabNet 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 CollabNet TeamForge items, such as tracker artifacts or tasks.
Note: 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. For each code commit, you can see:
    • The code commit name.
    • The name of the developer who made the code commit.
    • Any commit message entered by the developer.
    • The date on which the code was committed.
    Tip: To get an automatic email notification whenever code is committed to this repository, click the Monitor down arrow, 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. To filter the list of code commits, click the filter icon, enter the filter criteria, and click Apply.
    Tip: Filter menus are displayed at the top of each column. You can filter by commit name, committed by, and code commit date ranges.
  4. 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.
  5. To look at other items related to this commit, click the Associations tab.