How Do I Set Git Commit Information?

CodeArts Agent IDE is deeply integrated with the Git version control system and provides an easy-to-use graphical user interface (GUI). You can view the file change status (modified, new, or untracked) in one click, compare code differences easily, stage, commit, push, and pull code, and efficiently resolve merge conflicts. This out-of-the-box tool frees you from memorizing complex commands. The learning costs are low and the version management is more intuitive and efficient.

After modifying the code, you can record the changes in the README.md file. To configure Git commit information and synchronize it to the remote repository, follow the steps below.

For more information about Git, see the official Git documentation.

1. Log in to CodeArts Agent IDE by referring to Quick Start.
2. Click on the top menu bar to open the CodeArts Agent chat panel.
3. In the sidebar of CodeArts Agent IDE, click .
4. Clone a remote repository using Git to easily continue developing an existing project.
   1. Choose Git > Clone from the top menu bar.
   2. Enter the repository URL, select the local storage location of the repository, and click Clone.
   3. Enter the username and password as prompted and click Continue to clone the target repository to the local host and open it in the IDE.

5. On the source code management page, click next to the README.md file to add the file to staged changes.
6. View the added file under the staged changes and click . The system automatically generates commit information.
7. Click Commit under CHANGES.
8. After the local commit is complete, click to push the commit information to the remote repository.
9. After the push is successful, the target repository automatically generates a commit record corresponding to the commit and displays the change information in README.md.