Hi @jeremy98 

Yes, it's definitely possible for a workflow to reference multiple Git sources, and different tasks within the same workflow can point to different Git repositories or types of Git sources. This is a common pattern in modern CI/CD and workflow orchestration systems.

Hi @lingareddy_Alva,

Can you please point to some documentation on how to do it?

I am trying right now to define for several of tasks in my dbx workflow a separate git repository (all on same BitBucket Server). When I define one, it pushes it to all tasks. Even in YAML it references in single and not plural:

Hello @jeremy98 

Thanks for your reply.It is really helpful.

If possible please could you suggest any documents so that I can prepare the plan to fix the issue.

Thanks

Sukrut 

A workflow can reference multiple Git sources. You can specify the git information for each task. However, I am not sure you can have multiple GitProvider for the same workspace....

Hi @lucami,

Can you please point to some documentation on how to do it?

I am trying right now to define for several of tasks in my dbx workflow a separate git repository (all on same BitBucket Server). When I define one, it pushes it to all tasks. Even in YAML it references in single and not plural:

Hi, it is not possible to do. The git source will be overwritten..