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  1. Preface
  2. Project and asset management
  3. Source control
  4. Asset migration
  5. Bundles

Asset Management

Asset Management

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Pulling an object

Pulling an object

Use the pull action to update the organization with objects in the source control repository.
To pull a single asset, you can select the asset and then click
Actions
 and select
Pull
. To pull a project, folder, or multiple assets, perform the following steps:
  1. On the
    Explore
     page, click
    Pull from Git
    .
  2. Select the project that contains the objects you want to pull and click
    Select
    .
    The preview page appears with a list of available versions of the object. If the pull is for multiple objects, the preview page lists all of the versions in the repository.
  3. Select the version that you want to pull and click
    Pull
    .
  4. On the preview page, review the actions in the
    Status
     column for each object. These actions occur when the pull action is performed.
  5. To exclude any objects from the pull, clear the check box by the object name.
  6. If an object 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.
  7. If an object 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.
  8. Click
    Test
     to see if errors might occur as a result of the pull action.
  9. If the test is successful, click
    Pull
    .
    The pull action generates a log showing details of this action. You can view the log on the
    Source Control Logs
     page in Monitor.
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