as above.
as an example, my working branch is called "feature/new-accordion-component". I want to test it in the dev cluster.
can I pushed "feature/new-accordion-component" branch into the Adobe GIT repo and build dev off that branch?
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In the cloud manager there are some pipelines that will trigger based on different criteria.
Usually deployment on DEV pipelines is configured as to auto trigger on git change based on a branch e.g develop. So if want to test any other branch, the existing pipeline can be modified for a moment or can introduce a new pipeline -> push the branch to adobe git -> modify the branch of the pipeline to targeted branch and run the pipeline manually to deploy the code on dev.
In the cloud manager there are some pipelines that will trigger based on different criteria.
Usually deployment on DEV pipelines is configured as to auto trigger on git change based on a branch e.g develop. So if want to test any other branch, the existing pipeline can be modified for a moment or can introduce a new pipeline -> push the branch to adobe git -> modify the branch of the pipeline to targeted branch and run the pipeline manually to deploy the code on dev.
Short answer would be yes. But in cloud manager each pipeline is linked to a particular branch. Following links should give more idea :
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/usi...
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/usi... So, in order to deploy your branch, the mapping for your dev deployment pipeline will have to be updated.
Hope this helps.
yes or you can use RDE
Yes, You can push any branch in the cloud manager repo.
To deploy it, you must edit the pipeline and set the branch you want to deploy.
Alternatively, If you need to do it quite frequently then an RDE environment can be used.
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