Source control operations in ServiceNow Studio

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Most source control operations in ServiceNow Studio run from within the platform. Some operations — such as creating branches and tags — can also be performed directly from the Git repository.

Operation

Description

Available from

Import from source control

Imports an application from the repository to the local instance. For more information, see Import an app from source control in ServiceNow Studio.

ServiceNow Studio

Link to source control

Enables developers to manage application changes from a Git repository. For more information, see Link an app to source control in ServiceNow Studio.

ServiceNow Studio

Edit repository configuration

Updates the Git repository connection details and credentials. For more information, see Edit a Git repository configuration in ServiceNow Studio.

ServiceNow Studio

Apply remote changes

Updates the local version of the application to match the repository version. For more information, see Pull changes from a repository.

ServiceNow Studio

Commit changes

Updates the repository version of the application to match the local version. For more information, see Commit changes to a repository.

ServiceNow Studio

Stash local changes

Saves local changes and removes them from the working branch so you can return to them later. For more information, see Stash local changes.

ServiceNow Studio

Switch branch

Updates the local version of the application to match a different repository branch. For more information, see Switch repository branches.

ServiceNow Studio

Create branch

Creates a branch in the repository to maintain a separate version of the application. For more information, see Create a repository branch.

  • ServiceNow Studio
  • Git repository

Create tag

Creates a tag in the repository to identify a specific application version. For more information, see Create a tag to link to a particular application version.

  • ServiceNow Studio
  • Git repository

Manage stashes

Enables developers to apply or delete stashed changes. For more information, see Manage stashed changes.

ServiceNow Studio

Create repository

Creates a Git repository to store application changes.

Git repository

Create credentials

Creates credentials for repository access.

Git repository

Grant access to repository

Grants read and write access to the repository for a specific set of credentials.

Git repository

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