Working with projects

You can import and export projects, and perform maintenance tasks such as managing versions and branches.

Versioning projects
Versioning provides the ability for the runtime environment to identify snapshots in the lifecycle of a project, and to be able to concurrently run multiple snapshots on a workflow server.
Managing versions
Versions record the current state of items within a project. They represent a point-in-time of the project and, therefore, can't be changed. After you create a version of your project, you can publish it to be tested or installed on the server.
Exporting projects
You can export projects or versions of projects so you can back them up, share them, or published them so users can run the project to do their work.
Importing projects
You can import templates, toolkits, or workflow automations that another user has shared with you by exporting the file.
Configuring projects for a CI/CD integration
Github offers the facility to configure a webhook that you can use to trigger an automated and secure continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipeline hosted in your preferred CI/CD tool. When a new snapshot of your workflow project is created, you can trigger the Github webhook by pushing a file descriptor of the project (in JSON format) to a configured Git repository, which in turn triggers the CI/CD pipeline.

Parent topic: Managing workflow projects