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This view appears when Team -> Synchronize with Repository option is selected form the context menu of a resource. It allows you to inspect the differences between the local Studio resources and their remote counterparts as well as update resources in the Studio and commit them from the Studio to a repository.
The Synchronization view has 4 display modes:
- this button switches the view to Incoming display mode. The Synchronize view displays the changes incoming form the repository
- this button switches the view to Outgoing display mode. The Synchronize view displays the changes outgoing from your local copy
- this button switches the view to Incoming/Outgoing display mode. The Synchronize view displays both incoming and outgoing changes
- this button switches the view to Conflicts display mode. The Synchronize view displays only conflicts (resources modified both in the Workbench and in the repository)
The changes displayed in this view have the corresponding icons on their left which indicate the state of the resource compared to that of the repository:
- A resource has been added to the repository. Use the Update option to transfer the resource to your workspace.
- A file has changed in the repository. Use the Update option to transfer the new file revision to your workspace.
- A resource was deleted from the server. Use the Update option to delete your local resource.
- A file was added to your workspace and is not yet in the repository. Adding then Committing will transfer the new file to the repository.
- A file was changed locally. Use the Commit option to transfer the changes to the repository and create a new revision of the file.
- A resource that has been deleted in the local copy. Use the Commit option to cause the remote resource to be deleted.
- A resource has been added locally and remotely.
- A file has been changed locally and remotely. A manual or automatic merge will be required.
- A resource was deleted locally and remotely.