Amazon CodeCatalyst will no longer be open to new customers starting on November 7, 2025. If you would like to use the service, please sign up prior to November 7, 2025. For more information, see How to migrate from CodeCatalyst.
Viewing branches and details
You can view information about remote branches in Amazon CodeCatalyst, including specifics of the files, folders, and most recent commit for a specific branch, in the Amazon CodeCatalyst console. You can also use Git commands and your local operating system to view this information for remote and local branches.
To view branches (console)
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In the CodeCatalyst console, navigate to the project that contains the source repository where you want to view branches. Choose Code, choose Source repositories, and then choose the source repository.
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Choose the name of the repository from the list of source repositories for the project. Alternatively, in the navigation pane, choose Code, and then choose Source repositories.
Choose the repository where you want to view a branch.
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The default branch of the repository is displayed. You can see a list of files and folders in the branch, information about the most recent commit, and the contents of the README.md file, if it exists in the branch. To view the information for a different branch, choose it from the drop-down list of branches for the repository.
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To view all the branches for a repository, choose View all. The Branches page displays information about the name, most recent commit, and rules for each branch.
For information about how to use Git and your operating system to view branches and details, see Common Git commands for branches, your Git documentation, and your operating system documentation.
