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Introducing Source Control: Git-based branching and version control in Retool

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Date Published
Author
Avi Moondra
Word Count
980
Company Posts That Month
4
Language
English
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5
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No
Summary

Retool has introduced a new branch-based editing workflow called Source Control, compatible with git, to enhance collaboration and scalability for software teams building applications within Retool. This integration allows developers to use familiar version control practices, such as branching, pull requests, and code reviews, directly within their Retool projects, without affecting live applications. It supports seamless editing and deployment across multiple environments, ensuring that changes can be made safely and efficiently, with the ability to sync instances and manage configurations. This development is particularly beneficial for large Retool customers like Brex, Vimeo, and Axle Payments, who require robust version control to deploy applications and updates confidently. Retool plans to expand Source Control capabilities to include other components like resources and queries, and is working on integrating with more SCM providers such as AWS CodeCommit and Bitbucket, while also exploring testing features to enhance CI workflows.

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