Git actions and options

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Now that your Git connection is configured, you can use the new overflow (three-dot) menu options in the Workflows page to perform the following tasks:

Pull workflows from Git
  1. If you want to pull only specific workflows from the repository, select them in the workflow list.
    Important: By default, all matching workflows in your instance are overwritten when you pull from the repository. To overwrite only specific workflows, you must select them in the workflow list.
  2. In the overflow (three-dot) menu, click Git Pull and Reset.
  3. In the dialog, review the warning. If you proceed, the workflows in your instance are overwritten with the copies from the repository branch.
  4. If you are happy to proceed, click Git Pull and Reset.
Push workflows to Git
Note: Only the latest version of a workflow can be pushed to Git.
  1. If you want to push only specific workflows to the repository, select them in the workflow list.
    Important: By default, all matching workflows in your repository are overwritten when you push from your instance. To push only specific workflows, you must select them in the workflow list.
  2. In the overflow (three-dot) menu, click Git Push.

    For pushing a single workflow, you can alternatively click the Actions menu, then click Push.

  3. In the dialog, add a meaningful message and click Push.
Edit the Git configuration
  1. In the overflow (three-dot) menu, click Edit Git config.
  2. In the dialog, update the repository URL or repository branch. You can update these fields if you specified them as overridable when you created the authentication key.
  3. Click Save.
Delete the Git configuration
  1. In the overflow (three-dot) menu, click Delete Config.
  2. In the dialog, review the warning.
  3. When you are happy to proceed, click Delete.