Wie Codex CLI über osFoundry Dateien in GitNest importiert und einen Pull Request veröffentlicht
Am Ende kann Codex CLI zwei Aufgaben in einem GitNest-Repository auf osFoundry erledigen. Es schreibt Dateien aus deiner Terminal-Session auf einen Branch, und es bringt ein fertiges Change Set als Pull Request heraus, entweder direkt in GitNest oder als Draft auf GitHub oder GitLab. Codex selbst committet und pusht nichts. Jede Aufgabe kommt als Karte unter "Needs your approval" an der…
Codex CLI is a tool that can perform two tasks in a GitNest repository on osFoundry. It writes files from your terminal session onto a branch, and it brings a complete change set as a pull request. Codex CLI itself does not commit or push anything. Each task is represented as a card under "Needs your approval" at the Codex CLI connection.
Until the repository owner clicks, nothing happens. The owner logs into Codex to provide an osFoundry OAuth token with read and write permissions. Once the connection is approved, Codex can send up to 20 UTF-8 files, totaling 200 KB, for a branch, or a change set ID tied to a specific version and a composite commit. Each request is saved as a proposal with a deadline.
The owner must approve before Codex can write or publish. GitHub or GitLab provider accounts are not sent, only the owner's GitHub or GitLab account is used after approval for the owner's own branch of the change set.
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