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add info on hiding deleted branches in IDE #4777
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this pr adds missing info on whether you can hide deleted branches in the IDE and how to do this. this is prompted by [slack convo](https://getdbt.slack.com/archives/C03SAHKKG2Z/p1705915752893289?thread_ts=1705909300.509169&cid=C03SAHKKG2Z)
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- **Version Control Options menu —** Below the Git Actions button, the **Changes** section, which lists all file changes since the last commit. You can click on a change to open the Git Diff View to see the inline changes. You can also right-click any file and use the file-specific options in the Version Control Options menu. | ||
3. **Version Control —** This menu contains all git-related elements, including the Git actions button. The button updates relevant actions based on your editor's state, such as prompting to pull remote changes, commit and sync when reverted commit changes are present, or creating a merge/pull request when appropriate. | ||
- The dropdown menu on the Git actions button allows users to revert changes, refresh Git state, create merge/pull requests, and change branches. | ||
- Keep in mind, although you can't delete branches from the remote branches directly using this menu, you can [reclone your repository](/docs/cloud/dbt-cloud-ide/ide-user-interface#modals-and-menus). Doing this will hide deleted branches from the **Change Branch** list. |
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it's not really hiding
them. recloning will delete the branches locally and then get all the remote branches which no longer has the ones you have deleted.
perhaps:
Although you can't delete local branches in the IDE using this menu, you can reclone your repository which will delete all local branches and resync with all existing remote branches.
hey @StefanDBTLabs thank you again! can you rereview please? |
this pr adds missing info on whether you can hide deleted branches in the IDE and how to do this.
this is prompted by slack convo