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SPIFFWORKFLOW_BACKEND_GIT_USERNAME=automation-user SPIFFWORKFLOW_BACKEND_GIT_USERNAME=automation-user
SPIFFWORKFLOW_BACKEND_GIT_USER_EMAIL=automation-user@example.com SPIFFWORKFLOW_BACKEND_GIT_USER_EMAIL=automation-user@example.com
SPIFFWORKFLOW_BACKEND_GIT_SOURCE_BRANCH=sandbox # this branch will get pushes with your commits SPIFFWORKFLOW_BACKEND_GIT_SOURCE_BRANCH=sandbox # this branch will get pushes with your commits
SPIFFWORKFLOW_BACKEND_GIT_SSH_PRIVATE_KEY_PATH=/path/to/your/private/key
SPIFFWORKFLOW_BACKEND_GIT_SSH_PRIVATE_KEY="alternate way of providing the key as a multiline string"
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4. Set up a webhook so that all changes that occur outside of the app can be immediately reflected in the app. 4. Set up a webhook so that all changes that occur outside of the app can be immediately reflected in the app.
* This functionality supports github at the moment. * This functionality supports github at the moment.
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This would allow you to create instances of your process models in your environments without needing to mount a volume or clone a repo. This would allow you to create instances of your process models in your environments without needing to mount a volume or clone a repo.
If your process model repo has a `.git` directory, process instances that are created will store the commit hash in the database. If your process model repo has a `.git` directory, process instances that are created will store the commit hash in the database.
This can be particularly helpful if you have long-lived process instances. This can be particularly helpful if you have long-lived process instances.
## Process Model Promotion Strategy
Probably the best way of promoting models is to do work on a specific branch, and then merge that branch into the next branch (maybe staging if you are actively changing dev).
It is also possible to promote models piecemeal.
This is activated via `SPIFFWORKFLOW_BACKEND_GIT_PUBLISH_TARGET_BRANCH`, which is for a specific use case where you want to publish specific process models from the source branch to a target git branch, rather than promoting the entire git branch.
A publish function appears in the UI when SPIFFWORKFLOW_BACKEND_GIT_PUBLISH_TARGET_BRANCH is set.
It is possibly not a recommended strategy for promoting changes, however, as it is not a standard git workflow, and it is more error prone in situations where multiple process models need to work together.