Question for committing "Scheduled Script Executions" to Source Control in Studio

[Sean Ishii]

I have created a few scripts using Scheduled Script Executions using Studio. But after I committed all my changes, I don't see those scripts in the github repository. I do see other the other files that I created in the commit. I checked it by doing a pull of the repo from another instance and those scripts are in fact missing.

Is there a way to get these scripts into source control. Also are there other application files from Studio that might not be committed to source control that I should know about?

[Ram117]

Hello Sean,

• Are you able to see your records in sysauto_script ? 
• Are you able to see these records on the sys_app table under your application file  ? Under the application files, you could filter 

         sys_update_nameSTARTSWITHsysauto_Script

• Make sure your scheduled scripts are added under the correct scope ( Since you had added it from the studio, i am assuming it is in the correct scope, but no harm in checking )

[Ram117]

I have noticed so many issues working with studio & repo. Missing of records like this is not new to me.

[Sean Ishii]

Hi Ram117,

I see my file in sysauto_script as well as in the Application Files tab for my application from the sys_app table record. I had double checked the scope and update set was correct before I added the file in Studio.

[Ram117]

@Sean Ishii  , i did not understand the statement , 'you added the file in studio' ?.

Usually, when a file is created from the studio or from platform navigator, it would just show up under the updateset which you are on. Since your application is tied to the repo, it would auto create an update set with your name .

Now, if you do an edit on this sysauto_script records, do you see them under your update set when you try to commit ? . 

Can you put a screenshot of the update set which you are on and the update set which shows up on your commit screen ?.

SInce these records are showing up under the sys_app record's > application files, I would expect this to be also available on the repo. It is strange if these files are missing on repo.