Work with changes in Git

Pull and commit changes in a Git repository directly from ServiceNow Studio to keep app development in sync across your team.

Note: When collaborating with other developers using source control, only changes that have been checked in are visible to other developers. For example, if an admin creates a new flow for an app linked to Git, other ServiceNow Studio users cannot access the new flow until the admin checks it into Git.

• Pull changes from a repository
  Pull changes from a linked Git repository in ServiceNow Studio to apply remote updates to the local instance.
• Commit changes to a repository
  Commit changes made in ServiceNow Studio to a linked Git repository by selecting individual file changes or committing all changes on the instance at once.
• Stash local changes
  Stash local application file changes in ServiceNow Studio to save them temporarily, pull the latest version from the repository, and recover the stashed changes at a later time.
• Manage stashed changes
  Apply or delete stashed changes in ServiceNow Studio to restore saved work or remove stashes that are no longer needed.
• Resolve conflicts
  Resolve conflicts in ServiceNow Studio when applying remote or stashed changes that conflict with the local version of the same application file.

Parent Topic:Source control in ServiceNow Studio