Context:
1 Context:
By committing, the changes we made in our workspace are permanently saved to our branch. To do this, we need to export the changes from B1 to Gitpod and then commit.
2 Result:
3 Step by step guide:
- Navigate to the section “Deliver” -> “Changed Objects”
- Click on “Export All Data”
- Go back to Gitpod on the “Source Control” tab
- Stage your changes by clicking in the + button next to the number of changed files (Under the Commit orange button)
- Type in a message to identify your commit
- Click on “Commit” to create the commit
- Click on “Sync” and accept the popup
This will add the changed files to the commit
4 Explanation:
By committing and pushing, the changes we make in our workspace are permanently recorded on our branch. This triggers a pre-build of our code in Gitpod, which significantly speeds up the spin-up of the next workspace. When we start a new workspace based on this branch, our committed changes are available here.
