Benefits of integrating ServiceNow with Git

dkhanna01
Mega Contributor

Can someone explain me the benefits of integrating Git with Servicenow. We are considering   Git --> bitbucket --> JIRA --> Bamboo integration for our team development, now if we use this tools set, how ServiceNow will going to help.

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Alex is correct. Scoped apps only. You can still make your customizations (e.g. adding fields to incident) using a scoped app.



The key differences between Team Development   and Source Control (Git integration) are:


Team Development


  • Enforces a review process/approvals

Git


  • Enables release management through branches & tags

Both


  • Allow multiple developer instances

It sounds like Git and Team Development are not necessarily mutually exclusive. Can both be used? Is there any guidance on how this should be done?


Hi John,



We've got it all covered for you... Live at K16, we did a TechNow episode on this very thing. The Team Dev/Git info is part of it. Check around 13:25 on the video.



Ask the Expert: Source Control New Platform Feature in Helsinki, TechNow Ep26


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Thank you


Chuck,



I'm not sure if this was directed to me or the OP. I'm thinking it must be the OP as I don't see a Correct Answer available.



In any case while your answers and video are helpful I was looking for a bit more detailed guidance rather than a quick overview.



For example, in the overall Git / scm community there are excellent resources for workflow strategies:



I'd like to see similar documentation and guidance on practical real-world workflows using Team Development and Git.



Would also love to see more detailed guidance on the use of scoped apps within an enterprise implementation (i.e., not a store vendor).



Perhaps things are still too new for both of these topics to even envision what that guidance would be.