Hi @Eren_DE, Integrating notebooks from your Databricks workspace with Git repositories, especially when working with feature branches, can streamline collaboration and version control.
Here are the steps you can follow:
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Clone Your Git Repository:
- Begin by cloning your existing Git repository to your Databricks workspace. This ensures that you have a local copy of your codebase in Databricks.
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Create a Feature Branch:
- Use the Repos UI within Databricks to create a feature branch from the main branch. For example, you can create a feature branch named
feature-b for your work. Feel free to create multiple feature branches if needed.
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Make Modifications in Notebooks:
- Open the notebooks in your Databricks workspace and make the necessary modifications. These changes will be specific to your feature or task.
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Commit Changes to Feature Branch:
- Save your changes within the notebooks.
- Commit these changes into the feature branch you created earlier.
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Pull Request (PR):
- When youโre ready to merge your changes, create a pull request (PR) from your feature branch to the main branch.
- Review the changes, discuss with your team, and merge the PR once approved.
