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Introduction

This document provides information about the initial tasks to complete after you configure Code Studio. Each task includes a link to the related documentation.

Tasks

After completing the initial configuration, complete these tasks in sequence:

Make your first commit and push
Clone your Code Studio project to Cloud IDE or your local environment. Create a feature branch, make a small change (for example, update the README.md file), commit the change, and push the branch to Code Studio.
For more information, refer to Pushing your application code into your Code Studio project.
Open a merge request
In your Code Studio project, navigate to Code > Merge requests and create a merge request from your feature branch to the default branch. Request a review, address any feedback, and complete the merge upon approval.
For more information, refer to Creating a Code Studio project.
Run a pipeline
Push a commit to start the Auto DevOps pipeline, or navigate to Build > Pipelines and select Run pipeline. Monitor the jobs, review the job logs, and resolve any failures.
For more information, refer to Drupal Auto DevOps jobs or Node.js Auto DevOps jobs.

Introduction

This document provides information about the initial tasks to complete after you configure Code Studio. Each task includes a link to the related documentation.

Tasks

After completing the initial configuration, complete these tasks in sequence:

Make your first commit and push
Clone your Code Studio project to Cloud IDE or your local environment. Create a feature branch, make a small change (for example, update the README.md file), commit the change, and push the branch to Code Studio.
For more information, refer to Pushing your application code into your Code Studio project.
Open a merge request
In your Code Studio project, navigate to Code > Merge requests and create a merge request from your feature branch to the default branch. Request a review, address any feedback, and complete the merge upon approval.
For more information, refer to Creating a Code Studio project.
Run a pipeline
Push a commit to start the Auto DevOps pipeline, or navigate to Build > Pipelines and select Run pipeline. Monitor the jobs, review the job logs, and resolve any failures.
For more information, refer to Drupal Auto DevOps jobs or Node.js Auto DevOps jobs.

Introduction

This document provides information about the initial tasks to complete after you configure Code Studio. Each task includes a link to the related documentation.

Tasks

After completing the initial configuration, complete these tasks in sequence:

Make your first commit and push
Clone your Code Studio project to Cloud IDE or your local environment. Create a feature branch, make a small change (for example, update the README.md file), commit the change, and push the branch to Code Studio.
For more information, refer to Pushing your application code into your Code Studio project.
Open a merge request
In your Code Studio project, navigate to Code > Merge requests and create a merge request from your feature branch to the default branch. Request a review, address any feedback, and complete the merge upon approval.
For more information, refer to Creating a Code Studio project.
Run a pipeline
Push a commit to start the Auto DevOps pipeline, or navigate to Build > Pipelines and select Run pipeline. Monitor the jobs, review the job logs, and resolve any failures.
For more information, refer to Drupal Auto DevOps jobs or Node.js Auto DevOps jobs.
Deploy to a Cloud Platform environment
After the merge, the pipeline deploy job pushes a build artifact to your Cloud Platform application, depending on your configuration. To deploy the artifact, sign in to Cloud Platform, navigate to your non-production environment, select Switch code, and select the build branch. Verify the deployment in the task log and validate your application.
For more information, refer to Connecting your Cloud Platform application with Code Studio.
Schedule a pipeline
Navigate to Build > Pipeline schedules. Code Studio provisions the Code Studio Automatic Updates schedule for your project. To add a schedule, select New schedule, configure the interval (such as nightly or weekly) for tests or maintenance tasks, and save the schedule. Verify that the schedule appears in the schedule list and executes as expected.
For more information, refer to the Automatic Updates and Composer Update FAQ.

Deploy to a Cloud Platform environment
After the merge, the pipeline deploy job pushes a build artifact to your Cloud Platform application, depending on your configuration. To deploy the artifact, sign in to Cloud Platform, navigate to your non-production environment, select Switch code, and select the build branch. Verify the deployment in the task log and validate your application.
For more information, refer to Connecting your Cloud Platform application with Code Studio.

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