Creating a Local Repository

Applies to TestComplete 14.0, last modified on January 23, 2019

You can create a local Mercurial repository and add your current project suite or project to that repository directly from TestComplete.

A repository created at a project suite level tracks changes in the project suite and all its child projects. A repository created at a project level tracks changes in that project only.

  • Select File | Source Control | Create Repository from the TestComplete main menu.

    — or —

    Right-click your project suite in the Project Explorer and then click Source Control | Create Repository.

    — or —

    Click Create New Repository on the Source Control toolbar (if the toolbar is hidden, right-click the toolbar area and then click Source Control).

  • TestComplete will open the Create Repository dialog.

    Creating New Local Repository
  • Select where you want to create a repository (in the project suite folder or in the project folder) and click OK.

TestComplete will create a new local Mercurial repository and add your project (or project suite) and all its items to the repository.

Related Tasks

See Also

Integration With Mercurial - Common Tasks
Integration With Mercurial

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