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How to checkout specific commit version via databricks UI

reachbharathan
New Contributor III

I have integrated gitlab with my azure databricks repo, I am able to push and pull commits from the databricks UI, I want to checkout to a specific commit version via databricks UI.

Note: I am aware that via the gitlab i have checkout to specific version, I wanted to checkout to specific version of commit via databricks ui as my remote machine can access only via databricks.

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reachbharathan
New Contributor III

After getting more context on databricks repo in details,

Currently databricks doesn't support checkout of repo to specific commit.

databricks provides only limited functionality mentioned below

  • Add a repo and connect remotely later
  • Clone a repo connected to a remote repo
  • Pull latest changes from the remote Git repository
  • Merge branches
  • Rebase a branch on another branch
  • Resolve merge conflicts

more reference, https://docs.databricks.com/repos/git-operations-with-repos.html

all other git activity can be done only via the git platform

like checkout to specific version of git.

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etsyal1e2r3
Honored Contributor

The abilities in databricks is pretty li.ited. All you can do is push pull and clone. Youll have to do everything else in gitlab directly.

Anonymous
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Hi @Bharathan K​ 

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reachbharathan
New Contributor III

After getting more context on databricks repo in details,

Currently databricks doesn't support checkout of repo to specific commit.

databricks provides only limited functionality mentioned below

  • Add a repo and connect remotely later
  • Clone a repo connected to a remote repo
  • Pull latest changes from the remote Git repository
  • Merge branches
  • Rebase a branch on another branch
  • Resolve merge conflicts

more reference, https://docs.databricks.com/repos/git-operations-with-repos.html

all other git activity can be done only via the git platform

like checkout to specific version of git.

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