How to save your application in git¶
When you design your application, you can push changes to and pull from a remote Git repository:
1. How to push to a remote Git repository¶
Create a new Github repository (e.g.,
test-git).
Figure 1. Create a new git repo¶
In the design editor, click Remote to config the git url (e.g.,
https://github.com/trihoangvo/test-git.git).
Figure 2. Config git url¶
Design your application and save your work.
- Click Push:
If using Github, specify the access token in the password field.
If using Gitlab, specify the your password in the password field.
Figure 3. Push to git¶
Expected result¶
Your design is pushed to git in the given branch (e.g., main):
Figure 4. Result of git push¶
Note
We never save your git password so you have to input it everytime.
If there is a conflict, git will push to a new branch starting with
conflicts-*
2. How to pull changes to your application¶
Create a new file (e.g.,
my_script.sh) in your local git:
Figure 5. Git create new file¶
Push the new file to your remote git:
git add my_script.sh
git commit -m "Add my script"
git push origin main
Click Pull to update your application:
Figure 6. Pull changes from git¶
Expected result¶
The new file my_script.sh shows up in the editor under Active content:
Figure 7. Result of git pull¶
Note
Repository size limit: The pulled remote repository is not allowed to be bigger than 20 Mb.