Create a commit

Available in Classic and VPC

After selecting a repository, write code and save it as a file or upload an existing code file, and create a commit by editing or deleting existing files.

Create file

To create a file:

1. From the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to > Services > Developer Tools > SourceCommit.
2. Select a repository on the SourceCommit interface and click [Go to code].
   • You can also click the repository name on the repository list.
3. Click [Create file] on the [Code] tab in the repository's detailed features page.
4. Enter the code in the editor in the Create file component.
   • The maximum file size allowed is 400 KB.
     
5. In the Commit new file component, review the following items and enter or select values as needed.
   • File path/branch: Shows the path where the file will be created and the currently selected branch.
   • File name: Enter file name.
   • Creator name: Review or edit the creator name.
   • Email address: Review or edit the email address.
   • Commit message: Enter a message that describes the commit.
6. Click [Commit].
   • A new commit is created when the file is created.

Upload file

To upload a file, follow these steps:

1. From the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to > Services > Developer Tools > SourceCommit.
2. Select a repository on the SourceCommit interface and click [Go to code].
   • You can also click the repository name on the repository list.
3. Click [Upload file] on the [Code] tab in the repository's detailed features page.
4. In the file upload component, drag and drop a file into the Drag and drop a file or click here component, or click Drag and drop a file or click here and select a file.
   • Each uploaded file can be up to 10 MB in size.
   • You can upload up to 3 files at once.
5. In the Commit new file component, review the following items and enter or select values as needed.
   • File path/branch: Shows the path where the file will be created and the currently selected branch.
   • Creator name: Review or edit the creator name.
   • Email address: Review or edit the email address.
   • Commit message: Enter a message that describes the commit.
6. Click [Commit].
   • A new commit is created when the file is uploaded.

Edit file

To edit a file, follow these steps:

1. From the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to > Services > Developer Tools > SourceCommit.
2. Select a repository on the SourceCommit interface and click [Go to code].
   • You can also click the repository name on the repository list.
3. In the repository's detailed features page, click the file to edit on the [Code] tab, and click [Edit].
4. Edit the code in the editor in the Edit file component.
   • The maximum file size allowed is 400 KB.
     
5. In the Commit edited file component, review the following items and enter or select values as needed.
   • File path/branch: Shows the path where the file will be created and the currently selected branch.
   • Creator name: Review or edit the creator name.
   • Email address: Review or edit the email address.
   • Commit message: Enter a message that describes the commit.
6. Click [Commit].
   • A new commit is created when the file is edited.

Delete file

To delete a file:

1. From the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to > Services > Developer Tools > SourceCommit.
2. Select a repository on the SourceCommit interface and click [Go to code].
   • You can also click the repository name on the repository list.
3. In the repository's detailed features page, click the file to edit on the [Code] tab, and click [Delete].
4. Review the file contents in the editor in the Delete file component.
   • If a binary file is selected, the file contents are not displayed.
     
5. In the Commit edited file component, review the following items and enter or select values as needed.
   • File path/branch: Shows the path where the file will be created and the currently selected branch.
   • Creator name: Review or edit the creator name.
   • Email address: Review or edit the email address.
   • Commit message: Enter a message that describes the commit.
6. Click [Commit].
   • A new commit is created when the file is deleted.