7.4 Other Operations in Git Menu

7.4.1 Adding Git Credentials

Package Deployment Tool does not store your Git credentials locally. Next time when you commit, you need to add your Git credentials again.

To add your credentials, click Git. You will see the Git Settings in the right preview pane. If Git Settings do not appear in right preview pane, click in the Source Control drop-down. For further steps, see Step 3.

7.4.2 Viewing Commit History

You can view the history of all commits to a remote Git repository in the Commits drop-down option.

7.4.3 Viewing File History

When you select a file in the Changes drop-down, you can view the complete history of all changes committed to a file in the File History drop-down option.

7.4.4 Changing Git Credentials

The Package Deployment Tool can store multiple user Git credentials. You can specify which credentials PDT should use for remote repository authentication. To change the credentials, click in the Source Control drop-down and select the credential of your choice.

7.4.5 Deleting Your Git Credentials

  1. Click Git.

    You will see Git Settings in the right preview pane. If the Git Settings do not appear in right preview pane, click in the Source Control drop-down.

  2. Select the check box next to the credential that you want to delete.

    You can delete all credentials by selecting the check box next to the User Name/OAuth Token parameter.

  3. Click .