Source Control with Github

Create a New Git Repository

Begin by setting up a dedicated Git repository for Awell's Source Control. While you can link to an existing repository, starting fresh with a new one is advised for optimal integration. This approach not only ensures a clean slate but also provides you with a unique URL for your project. Remember to copy this new URL once created, as you'll need it for subsequent steps. Here's what your new repository's URL will look like:

repository
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01https://github.com/<org>/<repo>

Enter your URL into Awell

To integrate your repository with Awell, follow these steps:

• Go to the Care flow that you want to source control.
• Click on the Settings tab.
• Under the settings menu, on the left, click on Source Control.
• Paste your new URL from the previous step into the GitHub repository URL field.

Branch Name

Under the GitHub repository URL, write the name of the branch you would like your care flow to be pushed to. If you are unsure what to name it, we recommend using Main.

Create a Fine-grained Personal Access Token

Generate a Personal Access Token on GitHub to allow Awell to interact with your repository:

1. Navigate to Profile > Settings > Developer Settings > Personal Access Tokens > Fine-Grained Tokens on GitHub.
2. Follow the instructions provided in the Managing your personal access tokens - GitHub Docs.
3. Under Repository permissions, change the contents option to Read-and-Write access.

Copy the Generated Token into Awell

• Go to the Care flow you want to source control.
• Click on the Settings tab.
• Under the settings menu, on the left, click on Source Control.
• Paste your new token from the previous step into the GitHub access token box.

Hit Save

Do not forget to hit the Save button on the bottom right and BAM! Your care flow is now source-controlled.

NOTE: Every time you publish a care flow it will be pushed to the GitHub repository.