Pull from the repository

If multiple users are working on assets tracked in the same Git repository, you should always pull from the repository before working on the project yourself. This brings the changes made by other users into your local project.

Important: You can track up to 1,000 files in each project, including every tracked asset and any other files in the project's folder in the repository. In a project space, each project has its own limit. Each file can be up to 50 MB. A commit, checkout, or pull that exceeds either limit fails with an error.
Important: For security, task bearer tokens are not stored in Git. When you pull, SnapLogic recreates the bearer token only for tasks that were updated in the remote repository. Tasks with no remote changes retain their existing tokens.

If this operation fails, refer to Troubleshooting.

  • A Git repository associated with the project
  1. Open Project Manager.
  2. In the navigation tree, locate the project, and click the down arrow to display the menu.
    Project menu
  3. Select Git Pull.
  4. Click OK to pull the latest versions of the assets from the Git repository.

Repository Conflict in the Pull Messages dialog.

  • The same asset was modified in the Git repository and in Project Manager with different changes.

    In the Pull Messages dialog:
    • To overwrite the local file, select the repository version and click Pull.
    • To retain the local file, do not select any repository version, click Pull, then commit the project updates.