I am fairly new to source control, and I've played around with Git and SVN integration in Matlab. Everything seems to do what I am looking forward, however, is it possible to have a copy of the pushed file saved on the remote repository? Or, if an earlier version of the file is already on the remote repo, can I save/overwrite it with the pushed changes?
Thanks, Leon
In your local repo, if you change a .m file (such as test.m
), you should commit your local changes and then push the changes to remote repo by below commands:
# Assume change test.m in local master branch
git add test.m
git commit -m 'change the test.m file'
git push origin master
Then you will fine the test.m file is updated in remote master
branch. More detail about git VCS, you can refer Recording Changes to the Repository in git book.
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