Git · Flow
Code and collaboration, inside Flow
Manage Git repositories, tasks and pull requests in the same environment as your documents. Work with your own tools and review code and changes from the browser.
Service API
git clone <repository-url>Context, checks and resolution in the same discussion.
Code · Commit · Tasks
From code to team review
The repository preserves changes. Tasks collect the context: what is wrong, who is handling it and how it was resolved.
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Connect your project
Create a repository and connect it to familiar tools with your personal Git password.
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Work and share
Edit locally, create commits and push changes. The team browses files, branches and diffs on the web.
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Follow the remaining work
Open a task, assign an owner and link commits to the discussion. Recover the context when you return to the project.
Flow
The right role for each collaboration
Clone, pull and push over HTTPS with revocable personal Git passwords. Readers browse; editors push changes. Edit code using your own Git client.
Reader
Browse code and clone the repository.
Editor
Contribute code by pushing from your own client.
Administrator
Manage the repository and its members.
A recoverable repository copy
After every push, Flow prepares a copy of the repository in storage. You can check when the copy is up to date. Repositories use the plan's space and are available in plans that include Git.