Push Your Scratch Repository to the Remote Repository

If you chose to use a scratch repository when creating your workspace, you'll need to push the scratch repository to the remote repository if you want other team members to see its contents. Pushing your scratch repository creates a new remote Git repository in the project.

1. Open your workspace.
2. In the header, click the arrow next to your Git repo and select Push in the menu.
3. In the Push Scratch Repository to Remote dialog, type a repository name. This name cannot be the same as an existing project repository.
4. Enter a commit message, and click Push Repository.
   
   

   
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After you push your scratch repository to the new remote repository, you can create a pipeline with jobs for packaging the build artifacts from the repository and deploying the artifacts to your environment.