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Is it possible to install GIT in Adobe Campaign?

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Hi Team,

 

I am trying to integrate Github and Adobe Campaign. I wanted to push a few items from Adobe's SFTP to the Github repository. Can anyone confirm whether we can install Git command tool in Adobe just like AWS CLI? If not, have any one did any such integrations?

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It is not possible to install Git in Adobe Campaign. We are checking on the alternatives and would update here once we get any new breakthroughs. 

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Hi, if you want to maintain code in the Github repository, you can create packages from Adobe campaign and export it as '.xml' files. Then you can maintain the code versioning in Github. Adobe campaign objects like schema, workflow, campaigns, delivery templates, deliveries, enumeration, js, jssp etc., all of them can be exported as xml packages.

 

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@somasundaram_h That I know and I have already setup the workflow to export packages to SFTP. What I need to know is how to push the files to Git. If we can install Git command tool, it is easy for me. 

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Yes, that is possible. You need to have some scheduled jobs and nodejs setup or shell scripts to do that. There is a great blog written by Florian on the same. Please have a look at the blog by Florian.

 

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@somasundaram_h Thanks for the blog. But I would like to know if we can install AWS CLI in Adobe so that it is not dependent on local machine. 

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Hi @somasundaram_h,

Can you please help @Krishnanunni further with their query?

Thanks!



Sukrity Wadhwa

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It is not possible to install Git in Adobe Campaign. We are checking on the alternatives and would update here once we get any new breakthroughs.