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Transfer your ABAP Source Code via abapGit

Use abapGit to transfer your ABAP source code from an ABAP environment instance back to your repository.

  1. Create or adapt your source code in the ABAP environment instance:

    1. Open ABAP Development Tools and logon to your ABAP system.

    2. Add an ABAP development object, e.g. an ABAP class, to your already existing TESTABAPGIT package. To do this, click on Classes and select New ABAP Class.

    3. Enter a name and description for your new ABAP class and click Next.

    4. Click Finish.

    5. Now you can implement your newly created class.

    6. Save and activate.

  2. Open abapGit repositories:

    1. Select your ABAP system in the Project Explorer and select Windows > Show View > Other... to open the abapGit repositories.

    2. Search for abapGit repositories, select it and click Open.

  3. Stage and commit your ABAP development objects.

    1. Right-click your TESTABAPGIT package and click Stage and Push.

    2. Enter your repository credentials in the popup and click OK.

    3. In the staging view you will see a list of changed, created or deleted ABAP development objects which can be transferred to your repository. The icon of the respective file indicates whether a file was created, modified, or deleted.

    4. ABAP development objects which should become staged can be selected by drag and drop from the unstaged box to the staged box or by clicking on the + button. Enter your commit message and clickCommit and Push.

    5. You'll see a notification telling you that your push has started. Click OK.

    6. The staged objects have now been transferred to your repository.