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  1. Unity Version Control (previously Plastic SCM)

Update your workspace

Update your workspace and get the latest revision of files.
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Last updated 10 months ago
Before you perform a checkout action on any files, update your workspace to ensure you have the latest revision of the file. If you don’t have the latest revision, Gluon displays an error message that informs you that the file isn’t up to date.
If a file’s status is Out of date, then it means someone else has made changes to that file. You can update your files in two ways:
  • To get all of the latest revisions, select Update workspace.
  • To update a specific file, right-click the file and select Update.
Note
To update a file with the command line, run the 
cm partial update
 command.
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