- Getting Started
- Getting Started
- Product Intro
- Quick start
- Using Sturdy
- Git
- How Sturdy builds on Git
- Sturdy for GitHub
- Integrate with Git
- Vision
- Working in the open
- How to
- Ship to production
- Collaborate with others
- Setup Sturdy with GitHub
- Edit code
- Switch between tasks
- Enterprise
- Pricing
- Self-hosted
- Features
- Workspace Navigation
- Integrations
- Live Feedback
- Conflicts
- Large Files
- Access Control
- Suggestions
- CI / CD
- Integration: Git
- Learn
- Migrate from GitHub
- Sturdy for Servers (CLI)
- GraphQL API
- Sturdy Public Roadmap
Integrate with Git
With the Git integration in Sturdy, you can connect Sturdy to any git hosting provider, such as GitLab, BitBucket, or Azure Dev Ops using the GIT protocol.
- Push a Sturdy Draft as a branch
- Sync (pull/push) the Sturdy changelog to a tracked branch (eg:
main) - Merge changes on Sturdy, and push to the tracked branch
Setup
On Sturdy, go the integrations page, and setup a new Git integration. The page will show you step-by-step instruction for how to setup the integration.
Here are guides for how to setup Sturdy on some of the most popular Git providers.
