Can't commit to Git App repository

[wolfgangb]

I imported my own app with my Github credentials (have write access) from Github. App is successfully imported and linked to source control but I can't commit any changes. The commit option is grayed out. 

When I was implementing the app in another ServiceNow instance I was able to commit the app to the same repository with the same credentials. But now after zBooting my original instance I am not sure how to commit again.

Any ideas?

Thanks a lot,

Wolfgang

[Andrew Barnes -]

Greetings wolfgangb,

 Right after importing, then selecting that application in studio, once you make any change it should be available for commit as long as you have write permissions. Ensure you are linking to the correct repository. Check via the edit repository configuration.

-Andrew Barnes

[wolfgangb]

My credentials definitely have write permissions and I also entered them into the repository config in service now studio. 

Commit action still is grayed out.

[Andrew Barnes -]

And you have made an edit? What other options are grey - can you take a screenshot?

[wolfgangb]

Ok we found the issue. Now we have to increase the ServiceNow app version number. Then the commit is activated. That seems to have changed recently.