Wherever your config lives: Repo-stored and modular bitrise.yml

Bitrise’s Workflow Editor supports editing bitrise.yml configurations stored directly in Git repositories, allowing users to load a chosen branch, make validated visual or code-level changes, and save them back to the same or a new branch for review through pull requests. The editor also supports modular configurations for larger projects, providing a read-only merged view of the fully resolved configuration that builds execute and editable module views for individual YAML files. Its navigation, autocomplete, validation, and cross-module reference tools are designed to understand Bitrise-specific project details such as workflows, trigger maps, available stacks, and plan constraints, rather than only checking YAML syntax. Changes across multiple modules can be committed together as one atomic update, with conflict detection, file-level review, and manual export options when direct Git writes are unavailable or undesired. Modular editing is available to eligible Enterprise users with Git-stored configurations, while modules from other repositories or references remain view-only. The post positions the editor as complementary to IDEs, emphasizing Git-based workflows and configuration-aware assistance, and previews further coverage of AI tools for producing accurate Bitrise configurations.

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