Hey @chroventer is this along the same lines as the question in Guide for Glitch Git?
Basically you’ll want to follow what Tim posted a while back in Possible to code locally and push to glitch with git?. In short:
- set a remote on a local git repository to point to your Glitch project’s repo, including the project’s git token. Both url and token available in the Advanced Options menu
- get the code you want to push on a different branch than
master
because git won’t allow you to push to master - push your new branch
- in your project’s console, merge the new branch into master
There are some variations depending on whether you’re starting from a local copy of an exported project or are starting from scratch.
I plan on documenting this process in the help docs better but haven’t gotten to it yet.
There are no api methods that will allow you to upload code to a project, and no current plans to support that, although we may try to make it easier to upload projects in the UI some time down the road.