You want to view all branches of a software component, including both remote and local branches, regardless of the currently active branch. To display the list of branches, follow these steps:
- Open the Manage Software Components Fiori app.
- Select the software component you are interested in.
- Scroll down to the section Branching to display the table.
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Column |
Description |
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Branch |
Name of the branch. The main branch is created by default. |
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Checked Out |
Shows if the branch is currently active in the system. Only one branch of a software component can be active (checked out) in a system instance. Is either Yes or No. |
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Delta |
This column indicates whether the currently active local branch is in sync with the remote repository. If it is up to date, it will display No new commits. If there are new commits, it will show a message similar to 2 commits behind. To retrieve the latest changes from the remote repository, you can carry out a pull action. Please note that a pull includes all commits that occurred before the specified commit; there is no option for cherry-picking or skipping commits. |
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Last Remote Commit ID |
The commit ID of the most recent commit on the branch of the remote repository. |
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Last Remote Commit Message |
The commit message of the most recent commit on the branch of the remote repository. |
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Last Remote Commit |
Relative date and time of the most recent commit pushed to the remote repository on this branch. |
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Last CommitON |
Date and time of the most recent commit pushed to the remote repository on this branch. |
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Local Short Commit ID |
The currently checked-out commit ID in short format. |
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Created By |
Name of the user who created this branch. Note that this information is only available for SAP managed repositories and not for customer-managed repositories. |
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Created On |
Date and time when this branch was created. Note that this information is only available for SAP managed repositories and not for customer-managed repositories. |