Git Push

What it does

This action pushes commits from Git repository connected with Buddy (GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, private Git server) or from Buddy’s built-in Git server to another repository with or without artifacts saved to the pipeline’s filesystem.

How it works

The action pushes a revision to a remote branch with which it was executed. By default, it pushes from the pipeline filesystem. It means that it will also push a commit containing artifacts that were generated in the filesystem by previous pipeline steps.

Action preview

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Git Push Action Features

• You can process the files from the repository.
• You can create a tag during the execution and push it to the repository.
• You can push changes to the same repository that the project is synchronized with without the need of authorizing it in the action.
• It’s possible to include pushing tags
• If Don't deploy changes made by previous action is set, changes made by other actions in the pipeline filesystem, will be ignored like changed files or generated artifacts
• The action uses .gitignore from the repository by default, but it’s possible to set custom .gitignore in the action settings. The option could be used to push artifacts that we don’t want to store in the repository
• It’s possible to select different branch to push
• When Without force is selected, this action will fail on conflicts
• Commit message for committed artifacts is settable
• Both, HTTP and SSH authentication are supported
• Input fields: URL, Login, Password, Commit Message support Environment variables
• The action can be configured in YAML mode. See Git Push YAML parameters and Git Push YAML config example
• Buddy's Git Push API is supported
• The action supports conditional execution: it can be run on each execution, only if there are changes in the repository or specific paths since last execution, or if an environment variable has a specific value
• Handling failures: you can either stop the execution, mark action and pipeline as failed or proceed the execution, mark action as warning and jump to the next action

More about Git Push

• Getting started with CI/CD for Git Push