Each project in Anaconda Enterprise has its own repository that the files for the project are stored in. You can create branches off of your project to develop changes locally, then commit and push them to a remote collaborative project repository, where other users will then be able to pull your changes.
If the parent or remote branch has changes applied to it that the active branch does not, you must pull the changes into your local branch to avoid merge conflicts before you push your commits.
Click the Pull icon.
Select the branch that contains changes you need to pull.
Open the Pull dropdown and select a pull method:
Discards your local changes in favor of content on the parent branch. Your changes will be lost.
There is currently no method for deleting a branch from the UI. This feature will be added in a later release. However, you can still delete branches from your project manually if necessary. To delete a branch from a project:
Open your project and start a session.
Open a terminal in your project session.
Run the following commands:
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# Replace <BRANCH> with the name of the branch you want to deletegit branch -D <BRANCH>git push origin :<BRANCH>
If you attempt to delete a branch that another user currently has active, the branch will not be deleted.