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The GitHub integration provides a streamlined way to manage your work through branches, commits, and pull requests. Each task corresponds to a separate PR within the same repository, ensuring clean, traceable changes.

GitHub Integration

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How GitHub Works in This Environment

A repository represents your project, and each task is expressed as a dedicated pull request (PR).
This structure maintains clarity, separates workstreams, and keeps version control organized.
Working with GitHub
You can manually commit and push changes, manage branches, and create PRs directly through the Git interface.

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Committing Changes

You can commit files at any time:
  1. Open the Git tab.
  2. Select the files you want to include in the commit.
  3. Enter a commit message.
  4. Commit and push whenever ready.
Compyle Commit Light Your changes are pushed to the current working branch, allowing you to iterate quickly.

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Creating Pull Requests

You can create and manage pull requests directly from Compyle:
  • Sync your files with the remote repository.
  • Push your changes to your branch.
  • Open a PR for review or integration.
This workflow ensures your contributions remain structured, reviewable, and aligned with standard GitHub practices.

Github

Checkout Github 101