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I want to move workflows from a project that’s connected to github, but pipedream doesn’t let me. Is there a way to do this that I’m missing?
To move workflows between projects in Pipedream, especially when they are connected to GitHub, you will need to follow a process that involves disconnecting the workflow from GitHub, moving it, and then reconnecting it if necessary. Here’s a step-by-step guide: 1. Disconnect the workflow from GitHub: If your workflow is connected to a GitHub repository, you’ll first need to disconnect it. This can be done from the workflow’s settings in the Pipedream UI. 2. Export the workflow: Once disconnected, you can export the workflow. This is done by clicking on the ... menu at the top right of the workflow and selecting “Download”. 3. Create a new project: If you haven’t already, create a new project where you want to move the workflow. 4. Import the workflow into the new project: In the new project, you can import the workflow by clicking on “New Workflow” and then “Import”. 5. Reconnect to GitHub (if necessary): If you need to reconnect the workflow to a GitHub repository, you can do so by going to the workflow’s settings and setting up the GitHub integration again. Please note that the above steps are a general guide. If you encounter any issues or if the workflow has specific configurations tied to the original project, you may need to adjust some settings manually after the import. If you need further assistance or if the above steps do not resolve your issue, please visit Pipedream Support for more help.
by disconnecting from the git repository, will i still retain all my commits on my github or will that also be deleted?
Disconnecting from a Git repository typically means you are removing the remote link to a repository from your local Git configuration. Your commits on GitHub will remain intact, as they are stored on the GitHub servers. Disconnecting the remote will not delete any data from the remote repository. If you have any further questions or need assistance with Pipedream and GitHub integrations, feel free to ask!
There isn’t an easy built-in way to do this today, but one workaround would be to copy the workflows from one project to another, but you will not retail any event or commit history unfortunately