Move application files in a Git repository
Move application files linked to source control to any folder of the repository when working in App Engine Studio (AES). Allow application developers to store supporting content such as automated tests in the same repository as the applications they support.
Before you begin
- Link an application or application-customization to source control
- Role required: Source control credentials with write access
About this task
Linking an application to source control generates a properties text file called sn_source_control.properties at the root level of the repository. The properties file specifies the folder containing the application files. The integration tracks changes to these application files by generating a checksum.txt file. When the checksum matches, the integration skips the validation and sanitization process. When the checksum does not match, the integration validates and sanitizes the application files as part of the source control operation. The integration ignores all repository content outside the application path.
Note: You can set system properties glide.source_control.checksum_required to enable optional checksum validations and sanitizations and glide.source_control.checksum_quick_install to bypass sanitization steps on checksum matches. See Available system properties for more information.
Procedure
Login to the source control repository linked to the application.
Create the destination folder where you will move the application files.
For example, create the folders
src/app.Move the folder containing your application files to the destination folder.
For example, move the folder
demo_my_apptosrc/app.Navigate to the root level of the repository.
Open the
sn_source_control.propertiestext file in a text editor.For the
path=property, enter the folder path where you moved the application files.For example, enter
path=src/app.Save the properties file.
What to do next
Login to your instance and perform Source control operations in App Engine Studio from App Engine Studio.
Parent Topic:Use AES with a Git source control repository