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New Source Code in a New Repository

Use this variant when you want CodeNOW to create a new dedicated Git repository and populate it with code from the selected template (scaffolder). This is the most common option for starting a new project from scratch.

New source code in a new repository

  1. Name — enter the resource name. The repository name is derived from it. Optionally click + Add Description.
  2. New Source Code from Template — the active tab, indicating that a template will be used to scaffold the initial source code.
  3. Create New Repository — creates a new dedicated repository for this resource. The Monorepo toggle is disabled — each resource gets its own repository.
  4. Git repository provider — select the hosting provider where the repository will be created. The default is CodeNOW hosted Git. Other configured providers (e.g. GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket) are shown as tiles.
  5. Repository URL — auto-generated based on the resource name and selected provider. Fill in the name first to see the URL.

What Happens After Confirmation​

  • A new Git repository is created on the selected provider
  • The template scaffolder generates the initial source code and pushes it to the repository
  • The resource is linked to the repository and ready for development
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When using CodeNOW hosted Git, the repository is created and fully managed by the platform automatically.

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The list of available Git providers is managed by your account administrator. Contact them to add new providers or configure which providers are available for creating new resources.