Use the pull action to update the organization with objects in the source control repository. You can pull a single asset, a project, or a folder. When you pull a project or folder, you can exclude any assets in the project or folder that you don't want to include in the pull.
To pull a project from the global repository, click
Pull from Global Git
. Select the project that contains the objects you want to pull and click
Next
.
To pull a project from a repository or branch that's configured at the project level, on the
Explore
page, select the asset or folder. Click
Actions
and select
Pull
.
You can't pull more than one project at a time.
To pull a single asset or folder, on the
Explore
page, select the asset or folder. Click
Actions
and select
Pull
.
Select the Git hash that you want to pull and click
Next
.
Review the list of assets. You can clear the check box for any of the assets that you don't want to include in the pull. By default, all of the assets are selected.
Review the actions in the
Status
column for each asset. These actions will occur when the pull action is performed.
If an asset requires a connection, select a target connection to use in the organization or accept the default.
You can't create a new connection during the pull process.
If an asset requires a runtime environment, select a target runtime environment to use in the organization or accept the default.
You can't create a new runtime environment during the pull process.
To publish assets after you pull them, select
Publish Application Integration assets after pull
and
Publish Taskflow(s) after pull
as required.
Optionally, click
Test
to see if errors might occur as a result of the pull action.
Click
Pull
.
The pull action generates a log showing details of this action. You can view the log on the