In Studio, once an application is linked to source control a default branch is set. Which property can be specified the default branch?

In Studio, once an application is linked to source control a default branch is set. Which property can be specified the default branch?

• A. glide.source_control.default_branch_name
• B. default_branch_name
• C. source_control_default_branch_name
• D. git_default_branch_name

Answer: (A)

When an app is linked to source control in Studio, the default branch is defined by a specific system property: glide.source_control.default_branch_name. This property belongs to the glide namespace and holds the exact name of the Git branch Studio should treat as the default for source control operations such as syncing, pulling, and pushing. Setting this value to your desired branch name (for example, main or develop) ensures Studio uses that branch by default, aligning your development workflow with your repository structure. The other option names aren’t recognized by ServiceNow for this purpose, as they don’t correspond to the correct property path.

When an app is linked to source control in Studio, the default branch is defined by a specific system property: glide.source_control.default_branch_name. This property belongs to the glide namespace and holds the exact name of the Git branch Studio should treat as the default for source control operations such as syncing, pulling, and pushing. Setting this value to your desired branch name (for example, main or develop) ensures Studio uses that branch by default, aligning your development workflow with your repository structure. The other option names aren’t recognized by ServiceNow for this purpose, as they don’t correspond to the correct property path.