9. TML Solution Studio’s Tight Integration with GitHub

TML Solution build process is tightly integrated with GitHub to maintain a seamless process of tracking TML solution changes. The figure below shows this integration. As TML solution code is updated in Airflow, it can be committed directly from the Airflow UI. This provides a high-level of convevience to ensure all code is properly checked in and committed to the main branch.

Tip

You integrate Github with TSS you need to generate a Personal Access Token from your Githib repo. Follow the instructions here: Generating Personal Access Tokens in Github. You then add this token in the TSS Docker Run Command in the field GITPASSWORD.

You can push and pull changes directly from the TML Solution Studio - integrated with Airflow.

Important

You can commit your code in the local and remote branches to ensure tightly controlled code changes. This is an important aspect of the TML Studio Studio (TSS) as well, all git pushes can be done directly from the TSS.

NOTE: IT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED YOU WORK MAINLY IN THE TSS CODE EDITOR. IF YOU NEED TO MAKE CHANGES IN YOUR GITHUB REPO DIRECTLY - THEN MAKE THOSE CHANGES FIRST, THEN START WORK IN TSS…OTHERWISE THERE MAY BE A CONFLICT BETWEEN YOUR REMOTE AND LOCAL BRANCHES AND YOU MAY LOSE EDITS IN TSS EDITOR.

9.1. Push To and Pull From Local and Remote Github Branches

All changes are committed to local and remote branches by simple press of a button in the TML Studio Git Workspace.

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9.2. Viewing Local and Remote Github Branches

You can view the local and remote branches conveniently inside the TML Solution Studio.

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9.3. Github Logs

This is your main TSS Github logs. All TSS processes are committed to Github and logged.

Important

https://github.com/<your github username>/<repo you cloned>/blob/main/tml-airflow/logs/logs.txt