IVersionControl Interface

The default Git email address to use.

The default Git user name to use.

The name of this version controlled document.

Whether this document currently has any uncommitted changes.

Whether this document currently has any unsaved changes.

Whether version control is enabled.

The name of this version controlled document.

The full path of the root folder of the repository.

Checks out a specified branch. Note that any unsaved or uncommitted changes will be lost.

Checks out a specified commit, resulting in a detached HEAD. Note that any unsaved or uncommitted changes will be lost.

Commits all current changes.

Enables version control for this document.

Removes the read-only attribute from all subfolders. OneDrive often likes to make folders read-only, so for models/catalogs saved to OneDrive, the subfolders are often automatically read-only. This causes problems for Git, as it needs to be able to delete the folders when checking out a commit, so we need to remove the read-only attribute.

Reloads the current document.

Reverts to a specified commit by creating a new commit that reverts all more recent commits. Note that any unsaved or uncommitted changes will be lost.

Saves any unsaved changes.

Shows visually the differences between two versions of a specified file.

Shows visually the differences between the local copy and the last committed version of a file.

Gets an IDisposable instance which will disable publishing of the CommitChangedExternally event and re-enable when disposed.

Deletes all local changes.

Occurs when an external version control operation results in checking out a different commit.

Occurs when something is modified in the version control repository.