Using source control I have connected iics and azure repos, now I want to pull the assert to higher environment using azure pipeline any possible way is there
Thank you it was informative.i have one question when we pull the asset from github and the asset was already existing and now pushing some changes will the schedule remain as is on the asset if it was set previously!
@@kommanajyothsna7646 Yes. You can. You can also use distinct repositories for each environment and use native Git commands and IDMC CI/CD APIs in combination to achieve that.
Using source control I have connected iics and azure repos, now I want to pull the assert to higher environment using azure pipeline any possible way is there
Yes. Refer to ua-cam.com/video/Jy-2gV6qKEs/v-deo.html
@Informatica Support Very informative course. Can you guys please do the same for Gitlab as well? Does the concepts explained here works gitlab too?
Thank you it was informative.i have one question when we pull the asset from github and the asset was already existing and now pushing some changes will the schedule remain as is on the asset if it was set previously!
Thanks for the video , Very useful . Can we push the change to a different Branch? Rather than Master branch
Yes. You can.
Does Informatica Cloud support GitLab?
GitLab Self-Managed (on-prem repositories) is supported.
From whom we will get the github url
Kindly explain in detail what your question is?
@@enochrufus7858 no my question is this can we perform code migrations in iics under one repository betwewn qa dev and prod
@@kommanajyothsna7646 Yes. You can. You can also use distinct repositories for each environment and use native Git commands and IDMC CI/CD APIs in combination to achieve that.