IBM Data and AI Ideas Portal for Customers


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Status Not under consideration
Workspace DataStage
Created by Guest
Created on Jan 12, 2021

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IBM Flow designer 11.7.1 - GIT functionality to check-in to GIT repository

We are using IBM Flow designer 11.7.1. We have configured a connnection to a git server and tried pushing/checking in a job to git and have also checked the option to include the .isx files and dependent objects. The commit works. However, we can only see one .json file on the git server being committed and the file is stored a a single line instead of multi line. This makes it difficult to see what differences exists between commits. If it is multiline format we can see the exact change from previous version to current version.

TS003390337 - Case entered for this but not having this functionality. Is this something you can considered in future.

Also how can we export entire project to GIT server, instead of checking-in individual jobs during initial setup?

Needed by Date Mar 31, 2021

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