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Managing a Project with a Source Control System 137
6 Right-click the project root and select Source Control > Map Project To Source
Control .
You might be required to login to VSS at this point.
7 In VSS, select File > Add Files and add the contents of your ColdFusion Studio
project directory to the VSS project folder.
8 In VSS, select Tools > Options and set file handling rules, views, and other options
as necessary.
The relationship between the source control application and ColdFusion Studio
project is established.
9 To re-establish this connection in future ColdFusion Studio sessions, open the
project that you mapped to the source control application.
Using source control in ColdFusion Studio
You can control your source directly from ColdFusion Studio or, if you must work
directly in the source control application, you can open it from ColdFusion Studio.
To control your source from within ColdFusion Studio:
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Use the Source Control toolbar or right-click in the project files list.
To open the source control application:
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Click the Source Control Application button.
Displaying the Source Control toolbar
The Source Control toolbar contains buttons for working with a version source
control system, for example to check in, check out, and add to source control. The
toolbar commands are applied to the current document in the document window.
You can also access the toolbar commands by right-clicking in the Projects pane.
Note
You cannot add a file to source control unless it is located in the physical directory of
a project that has been mapped to a source control application.
To display the source control toolbar:
1 Right-click anywhere in the QuickBar and select Source Control from the
drop-down list of toolbars.
2 Drag the toolbar into place on the QuickBar.
If the options on the toolbar are disabled, open a project that is mapped to the source
control application. This establishes a connection for the duration of your session.