dishikang123
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1 month ago Hi, Yes, I have tried committing the changes and was unsuccessful due to how my ci/cd pipeline is setup. I think the concept make sense but not practical as other deployment options.
On Thu, Aug 1, 2024, 5:10 PM Kwame Mintah @.***> wrote:
@dishikang123 https://github.com/dishikang123, need a bit of clarification.
If you're using docker to run yor, I am assuming you're cloning the source code into the container and then running yor within the container? Is it possible to commit the changes and push after completion.
Alternatively, if you just want to run yor and not commit - but want to keep the files, you would have to do a docker cp https://docs.docker.com/reference/cli/docker/container/cp/ and save it within the working directory.
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I am testing Yor by running it in a docker container as part of a Jenkins pipeline. The pipeline clones the repository from GitHub and Yor was able to successfully add the tags. Question is how would I persist the changes back to the repository?