Workflow Not Getting Pushed to GitHub

General
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Problem

The user pushes project changes from the Workflow Editor, but the latest changes are not reflected in the GitHub repository.

Cause

The user does not have sufficient write permissions to push changes to the repository. This commonly occurs when the user has Developer access instead of Maintainer (or another role with write permissions), depending on the repository’s permission model.

Solution

  1. Verify that the user has the required write access to the repository.
  2. Check the user’s role in GitHub (or the Git provider) and ensure it includes permission to push changes.
  3. If the user only has Developer access and write permissions are restricted, have a repository administrator grant the appropriate role (such as Maintainer) or explicitly enable write access.
  4. Retry pushing the workflow changes after the required permissions have been granted.