# Specify Baseline Revision in Continuous Integration for Version Control

### Introduction

Now users can seamlessly specify the baseline revision from a set of revisions available from the repository.

### Feature Overview

1. Users can select the baseline revision from which the system can select all the revisions available until that date as part of the deployment.
2. Once a user specifies a the baseline revision, the system will automatically pick up all the commits available from that point forward, every time a deployment is triggered on that job.

### Step-by-Step Guide

1. Select the ‘Version Control’ in the ‘Deployment From’ field of the ‘CI Job’ creation screen.

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2. Select ‘Baseline Revision’ in the ‘Deployment Type’ field as shown in the following screenshot.

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3. Select ‘Git’ in the ‘Version Control’ field as shown in the following screenshot.

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4. Select the required repository from the list in the ‘Repository’ field, as shown in the following screenshot.

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5. Select the ‘Branch’ to which users can deploy through the ‘Branch’ field available.

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6. Select the required revision from the list available in the ‘Revision’ field, as shown in the following screenshot.

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7. Open the ‘Revision’ field by clicking on the search icon. Upon clicking the search icon, a popup opens up, as shown in the following screenshot.

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8. Select the required commit as a baseline revision and click ‘ok’ to confirm. When you complete the selection, the selected commit is displayed on the field.

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9. Upon clicking ‘Save’ on the ‘CI Jobs’ configuration, users will be redirected to the ‘Job List’ section of the ‘CI Jobs’ page, as shown below.

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10. Upon clicking the ‘Play’ button, users are taken to the ‘New Build’ page, where users can ‘Trigger Build’ using the button.

    * On the ‘New Build’ screen, users can view the ‘Baseline Revision’ selected, under the ‘Baseline Revision’, as shown below.

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