Project details

The project details page provides all essential information about your app or package. Here, you can manage settings, branches, track changes and invite collaborators.

Settings

The settings section allows you to manage all configurations for your project.

Project settings

  1. 1
    Add domain: Customize the domain for your project (available on paid plans).
  2. 2
    Live preview: Access the live preview of your project.
  3. 3
    Invite members: Add members from your organization to collaborate on the project.
  4. 4
    Clone project: Create a duplicate of the project in any of your organizations.
  5. 5
    Additional actions:
    • for apps:
      • Change your app to public, where anyone can view it, or private with restricted access.
      • Delete your app.
    • for packages:
      • Delete your package. This is only possible before launch.
  6. 6
    Set a logo: Upload a custom project logo.
  7. 7
    Edit details: Modify the project ID, name and description.

Branches

Branches allow you to work on new features or fixes without affecting the main version of your project.

Every project has a main branch that represents the current live version, which is read-only. You cannot edit the main branch directly. Instead, you create new branches for making changes.

Info

For detailed information on working with branches, see the Branches and publishing page.

For a clear overview, you can see all branches of your project, including who created them and when.

Branch actions

For each branch you have the following actions:

  1. 1
    Edit: Opens the branch in the editor to make changes.
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    Additional:
    • View changes: See an overview of all modifications in the branch. If the branch is outdated, conflicts will be highlighted for resolution before syncing with the main branch.
    • Preview: Opens the live version of the branch.
    • Delete branch: Deletes selected branch.

Version history

The Version History section provides an overview of all commits made to the project. This helps maintain control over project iterations and ensures that previous states can be rolled back when necessary.

The commit labeled Live version represents the current deployed version of your project. It corresponds to the main branch.

Version history

Members

The members section lists all project members. If needed, you can remove a member from the project, except for the project owner.

04/14/2025
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