Connect a repo, commit and push
Put the work somewhere permanent.
A Studio project is a real git repository. Connect it to GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket and the work lands somewhere permanent.
Steps
- In the project, choose Connect repo.
- Authorize the provider and pick or create the repository.
- Use Commit to stage and commit the current state, with a message.
- Push to publish.
You're done when your commits appear on the remote.
Why connect early
An unconnected project exists only on that host. Connecting it early means the work survives a lost machine, a deprovisioned cloud host, or a project you delete by accident — and it lets you review changes the way you review any other code.
Gotchas
- Publication depends on build mode, set when the project was created. If push is unavailable, that is where to look.
- Credentials are bound at connect time. If your provider access changes, reconnect rather than debugging push failures.