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<span class="idm-uestudio-only">''This feature is available in [https://www.ultraedit.com/products/uestudio/ UEStudio] only.''</span>

The "Commit" dialog for CVS / Subversion can be accessed via two ways:
# By clicking "Commit" in the "Update" drop down in the "Version control" group of the [[:Category:Project tab|Project tab]]
# From the "VCS" context menu in the Project pane of the [[File view|Workspace manager]]

This command opens a dialog where you can set options prior to committing your changes to the CVS / Subversion repository.

The '''Account''' field shows the name of the CVS account as configured in UEStudio. Click the '''Modify''' button to open the [[CVS/Subversion - Accounts/settings]] dialog and add, remove, or modify accounts.

The '''Force new revision''' option increments the revision of the specified module or file even if no changes are detected.

The '''Force recursion''' option only becomes active if '''Force new revision''' is enabled. Checking this will recursively increment the revision level of all files in the repository.

For Subversion accounts, the only option available is the '''Non-recursive''' option. If this option is checked, the "Commit" command will not recurse into directories (i.e. if a directory is selected to be committed, none of its subdirectories would be committed).

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