Page Comparison

Add

Adds the process to version control. 

When you want to version your process, click on the Add icon in the toolbar. A green tick sign will be added to the versioned process in the processes list on the left. When you make and commit changes to the process this icon will turn yellow, indicating that the current and versioned processes are no longer aligned, at which point you need to push your changes to align the local and server versions.

Clone

Clones a process which has already been versioned. 

To clone an existing process click the Clone icon, then enter the hash name of the process and a new name for the copied process.

Pull

Retrieves the latest version of a process from the version control system. In case of conflicts a warning message is displayed, allowing you to decide how to continue.

Push

Aligns your local files with those on the server. 

Click the Push icon to align the server files with those of the current process with the latest modifications, adding a description of the changes made.

Info

Retrieves the hash name of the process.

Click the Info icon, and then click on the copy to clipboard button to make it easier to save the hash name or pass it on to a co-worker, who wants to clone the process. 

Log

Retrieves a list of all the commit operations performed on the current process, together with any corresponding tags.

Revert

Reverts to a previous version of the process.

Click the Revert icon, and select the process you want to return to.

Tag

Adds a specified tag to your process, to make it consequently easier to identify. 

Click the Tag icon, and enter a name and description for the tag.

Merge

Merges two different processes.

The merge process is as follows:

1. Click the Merge icon.

2. Specify whether you want to merge the processes together using your current process, or create a totally new process. If you want to create a new process you'll have to enter a new unique name for it.

3. Enter the hash name of the process you want to merge your current process with.

4. If required, you can tag the operation to make it easier to identify later on.

5. Specify the merge policy you want to adopt. Current options available are:

   • Default - ours (process variables) + theirs (all the rest) - resolves any merge conflicts by using the process variables present in the current process, and taking all other elements from the process you have selected with the hash tag.

   • Local first - ours (everything) - resolves any merge conflicts by taking all conflicting elements from the current process you have selected with the hash tag.

   • Remote first - theirs (everything) - resolves any merge conflicts by taking all conflicting elements from the process you have selected with the hash tag.