Push changes to Git repository
The Git Push action is the equivalent of git push command injected to a CI/CD process. It allows you to automatically push files to the selected repository whenever the pipeline is triggered.
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Configure pipeline in Buddy
- Create a new project in Buddy and select your Git provider:
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- Add a new pipeline and configure the details: name, trigger mode, and branch from which you want to deploy.
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Configure Git Push action
- Look up and click Git Push on the action list to add it to the pipeline:
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- The action has four configuration tabs:
- Push – here you enter the authentication details to your repository, add a commit message, define the files to ignore, and apply the most common Git options
- Variables – here you can save server credentials as environment variables for increased security
- Conditions – here you configure the trigger conditions for which the action will run
- Options – here you define the action's name and behavior on failure and timeout
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- When ready, click Add this action to finish configuration.
Success
Congratulations! You have just made
git push a vital part of your CI/CD process. 🥳
Last modified on Sep 24, 2024