Manage your project’s code using Git and GitHub directly within Same.

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Option 1: Using Same Agent

Instruct Same to perform Git actions.

Connect this project to a new public GitHub repository named 'my-same-project'.
Commit all changes with message 'Initial commit' and push to main.

You may be prompted in the terminal to enter your GitHub username and a Personal Access Token (use the token as the password).

Instruct Same to run Git commands.

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Option 2: Using the Integrated Terminal

Use the standard Git CLI for more control.

1

Open the Terminal

Click the arrows icon to open the Workbench, then select the Terminal tab.

2

Navigate to Project Directory

Important: The terminal starts in /home/project. Your code is in a subdirectory.

  1. Run ls to find your project’s directory name.
  2. Run cd [your-project-directory-name] to enter it.
3

Run Git Commands

Execute standard Git commands:

git init
git remote add origin <your-repo-url>
git add .
git commit -m "Your commit message"
git push origin main
# etc. (git pull, git status, git log)

The terminal resets on page refresh. You may need to run git init again. We are improving this experience.

Run standard Git commands in the terminal after navigating to the project directory.

Always run cd [your-project-directory-name] before Git commands like add, commit, or push. Running them in the wrong directory can cause errors.

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Downloading Your Code

Download your project as a ZIP file.

  1. Open the Workbench.
  2. Click the Download icon in the Workbench header.

Download your project code as a ZIP file.