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3 hours ago
Our organization would to connect with GitHub to be our source control and use it to move updates across the DEV, TEST, SANDBOX and PROD. However, I see that GitHub works fine with scope apps, but not really with Global updates. Furthermore, I see that a recommendation is to create a psuedo of the Global app, but my concern is upgrading. How is that impacted? Has anyone come up with a resolution to this issue? I have been searching the community and have not come across any articles that provide a resolution. Also, I would thankful if someone can point me to an article/s that really explains how to properly set up source control (preference is GitHub, but are there other tools) with ServiceNow.
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10m ago
Hi @Ross Drew
Generally we follow
Update Source
Source Control ( only for scopped app) to move update set to other instance.
According to me , the concept that building a "pseudo-Global" application in ServiceNow is simply generating technical debt which involve huge customization which is not recommended .
It defeats the purpose of the platform's modern architecture. It introduces unnecessary risk and customization that goes against best practices.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSrP9qGsoh8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pct5iyXhnQc&t=16s
Also check:
https://www.servicenow.com/community/developer-forum/will-github-replace-update-sets/m-p/1605636
Regards
Tanushree Maiti
ServiceNow Technical Architect
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tanushreemaiti
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6m ago
ChatGPT suggests a hybrid model.....create a new custom application scope for any new work....and for existing objects use update sets to capture the updates and export the update set in XML to the GitHub repository. Have heard this before?
