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TMS320F280036-Q1: In CCS How to automatically save "Active" in build configuration manage to project file ?

Part Number: TMS320F280036-Q1

Tool/software:

Background:
1. We are nearing the end of our project development, deployed and installed ccs software on the server, and at the same time provided the project to the software test in the form of a remote git repository (containing source code, .project files, .ccsproject files, .cproject files) to facilitate integration testing and release of OTA files after fixing the bugs in the later stage.
2. In order to avoid unexpected problems caused by manual configuration on the server, you need to ensure that the local git uploads the complete project configuration.

Problems encountered:
The local ccs project was compiled using the "BANK0_LDFU" build configuration (configuration management screenshot below), but the server ccs downloaded the repository from git and automatically loaded "CPU1_RAM" for compilation, resulting in incorrect results.

Further analysis:
I configured "BANK0_LDFU" and "CPU1_RAM" locally, and compared the .project file, .ccsproject file, and .cproject file generated by the two. I found that there is no change in the .project file, .ccsproject file and .cproject file. That means the "Active" configuration is not in these 3 files?

Help needed:
Can you please help me to confirm in which project file the "Active" configuration exists in the Compile Configuration Manager? In the above scenario, how can I sync this configuration file via git to another device to ensure consistent compilation results?