GitHub Sync

GitHub Sync provides two-way code synchronization between your GenMB app and a GitHub repository. Push your generated code to GitHub for version control, CI/CD pipelines, or team collaboration. Pull changes made externally back into GenMB to continue building with AI.

• ●Push sends all your project files to a GitHub repository — either a new repo or an existing one.
• ●Pull imports changes from GitHub back into GenMB, creating a new version with the external modifications.
• ●Sync is manual (not automatic) — you control when to push and pull, so there are no surprise overwrites.
• ●Works with public and private repositories on GitHub.

Connect your GitHub account and select a repository from the app settings panel. The setup process takes less than a minute.

Push your current app code to the connected GitHub repository. All project files are committed and pushed in a single operation, making it easy to keep your repo up to date.

• ●Click "Push to GitHub" in the GitHub panel to send your current code to the connected repo.
• ●GenMB commits all project files with a descriptive commit message including the app name and timestamp.
• ●If the repository is new, GenMB initializes it with a README and your project files.
• ●Subsequent pushes update existing files and add new ones. Files removed from GenMB are not deleted on GitHub.
• ●Push operations do not affect your GenMB version history — they are a separate sync action.

Pull changes from GitHub to import code modifications made outside GenMB — for example, changes from a team member or a CI/CD pipeline.

• ●Click "Pull from GitHub" to import the latest code from the connected branch.
• ●Pulling creates a new version in GenMB with the imported code.
• ●Files added or modified on GitHub are updated in your GenMB project.
• ●After pulling, you can continue refining the imported code with chat, Visual Editor, or GenMB Code.

Pull operations preserve your existing version history — the import is just a new version on top of your timeline.

Common issues and how to resolve them when using GitHub Sync.

• ●Authorization errors — Revoke and re-authorize GenMB in your GitHub settings (Settings → Applications → Authorized OAuth Apps).
• ●Repository not found — Make sure the repository exists and your GitHub account has push access to it.
• ●Permission denied — Verify that the GenMB OAuth app has the required repository permissions (read and write access).
• ●Large files — GitHub has a 100MB file size limit. If your project contains large assets, consider using Git LFS or reducing file sizes.

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