With every commit in github repo should be sync with cloud repo.
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@AkashCh2 You can use Jenkins or Git Hub Action to set up the pipeline to push the code from your github to Adobe's git, please check this blog
Currently Adobe supports private repo too for cloud manager deployment
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/usi... - This gives complete picture how the cloud manager is set up with git.
@AkashCh2 You can use Jenkins or Git Hub Action to set up the pipeline to push the code from your github to Adobe's git, please check this blog
Currently Adobe supports private repo too for cloud manager deployment
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/usi... - This gives complete picture how the cloud manager is set up with git.
Hi Akash,
For pushing our code from GitHub to cloud repo we use a manual approach as below -
For pushing branches to the cloud repo, we have added an extra remote as cloud-origin which can be utilised while executing the push command.
These steps can be automated using Jenkins or some other pipelines.
Thanks
As mentioned by @Saravanan_Dharmaraj, you can now directly validate your code in Github repo through cloud manager thus removing the need to sync your code with Adobe repo - Refer Adding Private Repositories in Cloud Manager
How the code sync from github to adobe repo works is via webhooks - You can refer to Github.com webhook verification
Hope this helps!
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