Review
Review the changes in a Code task, mark what you’ve checked, and commit when you’re ready.
Open changes
Choose View → Review changes, or select a file in Task tools → Git. Review opens in a tab next to the task. No changes to review means the project has no uncommitted changes. Check again refreshes the list.
Read a diff
Staged changes and Changes are listed separately, and unstaged changes are labeled. A file opens with line numbers and changed sections, in a unified or split view. Additions and deletions are marked with a sign, a gutter, and a label, not only by color. Mark reviewed records that you’ve checked a change. Comments and line jumps appear where they’re available.
If you see a warning about partial or truncated changes, open the file from Files before you consider the review complete. If a diff doesn’t load, choose Retry, then choose Check again when the repository is available.
Commit and push
If the folder doesn’t use Git, choose Set up Git for this folder. Local only means the repository has no remote. Choose Publish to GitHub or Connect remote when they’re available. Stage or Unstage each file, then review the Commit message. If you use Generate commit message, edit the draft before you commit.
Commit & push, Push, and Publish branch are separate items in the Git menu. Review never commits for you.
On iPhone, Work surfaces → Git shows status and diffs. You can’t stage, commit, or push from your iPhone, and CI results aren’t shown. Check CI on your computer or wherever it runs.