1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION
Please follow the below Steps :-
Steps:
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- Open ServiceNow Studio:
- Navigate to System Applications > Studio.
- Click on Create Application.
- Name the application (e.g., " Poc_GitHub").
- Develop the Application:
- Create tables, forms, business rules, UI policies, and other components as required.
- Test the functionality within the ServiceNow instance.
- Link to Source Control:
- After Creation of tables etc. Choose the option from source control.
- Link to Source Control à
- Now here we need URL and Credentials so URL steps will be shown in point 2.
- Credentials we need to create under connection & Credentials Module and Create a Basic Credentials.
- So, you need username and password.
- Username is your GitHub account name as shown below and password is the token that is shown below how to generate in 2.1.
- Create a GitHub Repository:
- Go to GitHub and create a new repository (public or private).
- After Creation of Repository, you will see the below page and copy the URL that will used to put on “Link to Source Control “Above window shown.
- Now create a Credentials for that we need to create a token under developer option
- Link the Application to Source Control:
- In ServiceNow Studio, go to Source Control > Link to Source Control.
- Enter the GitHub repository URL and provide your GitHub credentials or use a token for authentication.
- Choose a branch (e.g., main) or create a new one (which we already did above).
- Commit your existing application code to the repository.
Please follow the below Steps :-
Steps:
-
- Open ServiceNow Studio:
- Navigate to System Applications > Studio.
- Click on Create Application.
- Name the application (e.g., " Poc_GitHub").
- Develop the Application:
- Create tables, forms, business rules, UI policies, and other components as required.
- Test the functionality within the ServiceNow instance.
- Link to Source Control:
- After Creation of tables etc. Choose the option from source control.
- Link to Source Control à
- Now here we need URL and Credentials so URL steps will be shown in point 2.
- Credentials we need to create under connection & Credentials Module and Create a Basic Credentials.
- So, you need username and password.
- Username is your GitHub account name as shown below and password is the token that is shown below how to generate in 2.1.
- Create a GitHub Repository:
- Go to GitHub and create a new repository (public or private).
- After Creation of Repository, you will see the below page and copy the URL that will used to put on “Link to Source Control “Above window shown.
- Now create a Credentials for that we need to create a token under developer option
- Link the Application to Source Control:
- In ServiceNow Studio, go to Source Control > Link to Source Control.
- Enter the GitHub repository URL and provide your GitHub credentials or use a token for authentication.
- Choose a branch (e.g., main) or create a new one (which we already did above).
- Commit your existing application code to the repository.
In this concise video, I'll demonstrate how to connect a ServiceNow application to a GitHub source control repository. This video is the first in a series focused on exploring ServiceNow source control integration.
