Distributed version control systems like Git are rapidly becoming mainstream in development environments.
The integration between Next Design and Git enables standard operations such as committing and branch creation, as well as executing 3-way merges directly within Next Design when conflicts occur, facilitating smooth Git workflows.
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Complete Git operations within Next Design
Basic Git commands such as commit and push can be executed directly from Next Design.
There is no need to switch to a configuration management tool every time you perform a Git operation, as everything is completed within Next Design for efficient designing.
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Spot Differences at a Glance in Next Design
You can check differences between the current state and commit history, un-staged changes, and conflict differences directly within Next Design.
This allows you to review changes beforehand before committing or merging.
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Advanced Support for Merging and Conflict Resolution via Proprietary Tools
Provides proprietary tools to support the merging required for distributed development using Git.
Unlike standard text-based merges, logical inconsistencies in models can be detected as conflicts.
When a conflict occurs, you can resolve it by performing a 3-way merge within Next Design while reviewing the change details.
