Using Git to Develop Applications
Git integration enables you to manage your application’s source code in a Git repository. By enabling Git on your application, you can store your project locally in your browser (LocalDataStore) and push or pull changes to and from a remote repository.
New here? Start with The Development Lifecycle for the end-to-end path a change takes from your workspace to production. The pages below cover each part in depth.
Getting started
- The Development Lifecycle — how a change reaches production, and which stages happen in Koodisi versus your Git provider
- What Git-Enabled Applications Are
- Creating a Git-Enabled Application
- Adding Git to an Existing Application
- Single vs. Multi-Module Repositories
Working day to day
- Using Git with Applications — the Version Control panel, staging, committing, branches, and stashes
- Git Branching Policy — organization naming rules and creating branches from the UI
- Git Workflow for Development — organizing a main flow and its subflows
- Cloning Git Applications
- Deleting Git Applications