Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

---

In this video, Dakota demonstrates how to use the VCS (Version Control System) feature included in Visual Studio Code to keep in sync your API Specification, created in Anypoint Code Builder, with a GitHub repository in your own account.

You will learn how to:

🔹 Initialize a new repository locally
🔹 Stage, commit, and push your changes to the remote repo in GitHub
🔹 Use the branching system to switch branches locally
🔹 Merge your changes using a Pull Request in GitHub
🔹 Clone a remote repo to your local using VS Code

Please note that this video was recorded during a community live stream and it was edited for your digestion. To see the full live stream, please follow the next link:

▶️ twitch.tv/videos/2063531497

---

📘 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

Follow us!
• Facebook: facebook.com/mulesoft
• Twitter: twitter.com/MuleSoft
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/mulesoft
• Instagram: instagram.com/mulesoft

Copyright © MuleSoft