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Commit and push changes to your Git repository

Note

In a Git-based project, the default working directory for your project’s code is /mnt/code.

Commit changes to your code and push them to your repository

  1. Go to the workspace where you made changes to a file.

  2. In the navigation pane, click File Changes.

  3. In the Code section, expand Uncommitted Changes to view changes.

    The up (↑) arrow in the Code section indicates the number of commits that your branch is ahead of the upstream branch, while the down (↓) arrow indicates the number of commits that your branch is behind the upstream branch.

  4. Enter a commit message.

  5. Click Sync to Git. If your administrator enabled the option for you to select the changed files to commit, click Select and Sync.

  6. If you clicked Select and Sync, select the files to sync.

  7. Enter a commit message and click Sync to Git.

    Domino syncs and pushes your changes to your Git repository.

    Sync changes with Git repository

Important

If you encounter merge conflicts when you pull or push code to your repository, see Resolve merge conflicts.