Git
A cloud task works in a Git checkout of its repository, on a task branch that Air Teams creates for it. Air Teams commits and pushes the agent's work to that branch after every turn – see What happens to your changes. The Git operations in the Air Teams editor are for everything else: your own edits, the commit log, and syncing with the remote.
The editor has no single Git panel. Git operations sit next to the work they belong to.
Where to find Git operations
Surface | What you do there |
|---|---|
Review changed files, choose what goes into the next commit, commit, and revert changes. | |
Browse commits, view diffs, pull, push, and fetch, create and check out branches, and roll back to a commit. | |
The Git submenu in Files and in the editor | Run Git actions on one file, such as file history, blame, comparing it with a branch or commit, or reverting its changes. |
You can also run any Git action by name: press Ctrl+Shift+K and type git.
Git actions
Download changes from the remote repository | |
Ctrl+Shift+G Ctrl+Shift+U | Get changes into the current branch from the remote tracked branch |
Ctrl+Shift+G Ctrl+Shift+P | Push local commits to the remote tracked branch |
Pull the remote changes into the current branch, then push your local commits | |
Ctrl+Shift+G Ctrl+Shift+H | Show the history of the file that is open in the editor |
Toggle Git Blame Ctrl+Shift+G Ctrl+Shift+A | Show in the gutter what revision and author last modified each line of a file |