Connecting your Wappler project to GitHub for version control

[MH2ag]

1. Click on your repository
   

2. Click on Clone or download
   

   

3. Copy the complete link
   

   

4. In Wappler click on the globe
   

   

5. Click on plus and give it a name and then paste your link (from 3.)
   

   
   
   
   

6. You now have to put your GitHub account information

7. Last step - click on push to remote
   

   

[MH2ag]

What is really important to know is, if you work on two computers you should recreate your project from GitHub on the second computer which was not already configured. This is only recommended for private repositories!

This is how you do this:

Computer which was configured with GitHub

1. click on your folder and show Hidden
   

2. double click .gitignore
   

3. delete .wappler and save the file
   

Second computer which was not configured with GitHub

1. Create a new project
   

   

2. Give your information for the new project (it is recommended to use the same as on the first computer, but make sure your folder is empty)
   

   

3. You will see magic happening and now everything makes sense.

[brad]

Thanks for your help. I think I now have a copy on GITHub. Now just to learn how to use it. I’m making small steps! Thanks again!

[brooksy4503]

Thanks MH2ag,

I followed your instructions and now I am on Github. Sweet.

[George]

Connecting to GitHub just got easier in the latest Wappler 3.4.0

Check the new instructions:

Connecting to GitHub, Gitlab or BitBucket

With Wappler you can connect seamlessly your Wappler project to Github, Gitlab or BitBucket repositories. You can push and pull your local project to the selected remote repository. Creating a local repository First you need to setup a local repository. This is quite an easy task, just open the Git Manager Panel: [Screenshot_1] And click the Create Repository button: [Screenshot_2] Select the uncommitted changes and commit them: [Screenshot_3] We are done setting up the local reposi…