Export code

[anbu2]

Hi Experts,

As i'm moving out of my current company i would like to export all the code which i have developed in the current instance.

Can someone guide me the best way to maintain my code for future use.

As of now i either save them to a note++ in my local machine or taking an pdf export of each script

Please suggest.

[Chuck Tomasi · Accepted solution]

If you need to do any version control, I'd go with GitHub or GitLab.

If you just need a simple note, then Evernote is going to be your best bet. Both offer a free license which should suit your needs. I've used both for years.

[anbu2]

i just need a repo of my simple code no version control required.

I will go with your choice "Evernote"

Thanks.

[Chuck Tomasi]

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Thank you

[Harry Campbell2]

I would be careful with doing this. That code is essentially the property of your company.

I cant actually think of a better way of doing this than what you have already suggested.

You could export each record you have created as an xml file. But like I said, be careful and maybe check with the product owner before doing this.

[bernyalvarado]

And keep in mind to stay legal ... you would not want to export items you're not suppose to export.  

At the end... you can still find a lot of code, answers and support here, in your ServiceNow community!

Thanks,

Berny