Syntasa now supports a seamless way to integrate your application workflows directly with your source control system using GitSync. Traditionally, applications in Syntasa could be exported as a ZIP file containing various JSON definitions, which users could then import to recreate the app elsewhere. While this method is still supported, GitSync takes it a step further by allowing you to push application workflows directly to Git-based repositories like GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket.
With just a few clicks, users can now export the workflow and push it to a Git repository with a commit message — streamlining version control, collaboration, and audit tracking.
Benefits of GitSync
Version Control for Application Workflows
GitSync brings the full power of Git version control to your Syntasa workflows. Every push to the repository becomes a versioned snapshot of your application logic. You can review change history, revert to earlier versions if needed, and manage updates with confidence. This is especially valuable in environments where frequent changes or updates are made to data pipelines.
Audit Trail and Compliance
GitSync automatically logs all changes with timestamps, commit messages, and user identities. This offers a clear audit trail of who changed what and when, supporting governance and compliance efforts—especially in regulated industries like finance or healthcare.
Eliminating Manual Backup and Sharing
Before GitSync, users had to export ZIP files manually for backup or sharing across environments. Now, the workflow is backed up automatically in a Git repository, making it easier to restore, compare, or replicate configurations.