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08-25-2020 04:59 PM
Trying to test out an integration but get stuck trying to "Import from Source Control" (GitHub)
Created an app. It works correctly.
Uploaded / synced it to GitHub account A. Shared with GitHub account B.
From account B, forked a copy to account B. Downloaded the URL from "Clone with HTTPS".
In a new ServiceNow Developer instance attempted to "Import from Source Control"
It appears to progress showing an increasing % complete but then I get an error:
"Repository does not contain an Application file to import"
Using this training and doc:
Solved! Go to Solution.
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02-26-2021 04:52 AM
Chris - thanks so much for your response.
I am not experiencing this problem anymore. I don't think I did anything to explicitly fix it.
Appreciate your suggestions
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09-30-2020 10:39 PM
Hi Mike,
Where you able to resolve this issue? I receive the same error and not sure how to resolve it.
Thanks
Ramya
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02-10-2021 07:44 PM
Hi Ramy - thanks for the reply.
Unfortunately no. The original app was in a trial SN instance and I don't have that now.
Sounds like I may be forced to re-create the application from scratch ... 😞
Mike
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02-11-2021 12:19 AM
This error is generated when one particular application file get auto-deleted from the repository. There is a sys_app_<sys_id of the app>.xml file under https://github.com/<github-handle>/<repo_name>/tree/master/<sys_id>
Cause of this issue: This happens when there is an update to the sys_app record (such as increasing the version) along with updates to other files of the custom app. When the user commits changes to the Repo by unselecting the sys_app record change in the Commit List, it will trigger the deletion of sys_app record in the GIT repo. This is based on an investigation done by ServiceNow and they are working towards putting a permanent fix to it.
Workaround: Do not unselect changes to sys_app in the selective commit. In case you already unchecked sys_app record at the time of commit, you can recover the app by restoring the file to your branch from a previous commit and apply remote changes on the instance.
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01-13-2021 04:20 AM
I am getting the same error