Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video, we will learn how to use Version Control in ACB. In this case, we will be working with GitHub specifically.
You will learn how to:
🔹 Create a new repository in your GitHub account
🔹 Initialize a repository from VS Code
🔹 Stage local changes from VS Code
🔹 Push local files to the remote repo from VS Code
🔹 Clone a remote repo to your local computer from VS Code
🔹 Discard files from VS Code
🔹 Review changes from VS Code
🔹 Change branches from VS Code
Prerequisites:
🔹 Download and install Visual Studio Code in your local computer
🔹 Install the Anypoint Extension Pack in VS Code
🔹 Install git in your local computer
🔹 Create a GitHub account in github.com
🔹 Install any REST Client in your local computer (Advanced REST Client, Postman, Thunder Client, cURL, and so on)
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Anypoint Code Builder is MuleSoft's next generation IDE for developers to design, develop, and deploy APIs, integrations, and automations from a single environment.
Learn more about it here: mulesoft.com/platform/api/anypoint-code-builder
Check out the docs for more technical specifications: docs.mulesoft.com/anypoint-code-builder
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🟦 Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:31 Prerequisites
01:15 Base Mule project overview
01:32 Create the repository in your GitHub account
03:18 Initialize your local repository
03:43 Stage your local changes
04:47 Push local files to remote repository
07:08 Clone remote repository to local computer
08:56 Make additional changes to the repo
10:26 Change branches
11:42 Ending
Copyright © MuleSoft
In this video, we will learn how to use Version Control in ACB. In this case, we will be working with GitHub specifically.
You will learn how to:
🔹 Create a new repository in your GitHub account
🔹 Initialize a repository from VS Code
🔹 Stage local changes from VS Code
🔹 Push local files to the remote repo from VS Code
🔹 Clone a remote repo to your local computer from VS Code
🔹 Discard files from VS Code
🔹 Review changes from VS Code
🔹 Change branches from VS Code
Prerequisites:
🔹 Download and install Visual Studio Code in your local computer
🔹 Install the Anypoint Extension Pack in VS Code
🔹 Install git in your local computer
🔹 Create a GitHub account in github.com
🔹 Install any REST Client in your local computer (Advanced REST Client, Postman, Thunder Client, cURL, and so on)
---
📘 What is Anypoint Code Builder?
Anypoint Code Builder is MuleSoft's next generation IDE for developers to design, develop, and deploy APIs, integrations, and automations from a single environment.
Learn more about it here: mulesoft.com/platform/api/anypoint-code-builder
Check out the docs for more technical specifications: docs.mulesoft.com/anypoint-code-builder
---
💙 Connect with us
Learn more about the MuleSoft Community:
mulesoft.com/community
Follow us on YouTube:
youtube.com/mulesoftvids
Follow us on Twitch:
twitch.tv/mulesoft_community
Follow us on LinkedIn:
linkedin.com/showcase/mulesoftcommunity
🟦 Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:31 Prerequisites
01:15 Base Mule project overview
01:32 Create the repository in your GitHub account
03:18 Initialize your local repository
03:43 Stage your local changes
04:47 Push local files to remote repository
07:08 Clone remote repository to local computer
08:56 Make additional changes to the repo
10:26 Change branches
11:42 Ending
Copyright © MuleSoft










