by Zak Dziczkowski | Jul 23, 2021 | Getting Started
Overview Emtrey requires all projects to be managed by version control, git. No matter which branching strategy your team follows (eg. gitflow), utilizing different branches and commits is key to Emtrey tracking changes. By default, Emtrey compares all branches to the...
by Zak Dziczkowski | Apr 15, 2021 | Troubleshooting
Overview If you have ever seen this error when first initializing a project in Emtrey, it is likely that you have not run it on your base branch first. Emtrey requires all projects to be managed by version control, git. No matter which branching strategy your team...
by Zak Dziczkowski | Mar 24, 2021 | Using Emtrey
Overview Emtrey allows you to configure a user’s permissions to match your team’s needs and workflow. When you invite a user, you can choose from one of four permission levels (see Available Permissions section). Owners and Admins can also change a...
by Zak Dziczkowski | Mar 24, 2021 | Integration
Overview Emtrey gets even better when you connect it to a GitHub repository. After connecting your GitHub account, Emtrey reports the state of a run-through to a GitHub pull request via GitHub Checks. GitHub Checks provides you with workflow status messages right on a...
by Zak Dziczkowski | Mar 18, 2021 | Command Line Tool
Overview The Emtrey CLI is a command-line tool that allows developers to connect their web application to the Emtrey service. The main purpose of the Emtrey CLI is to scan your web application for the latest changes, capture renders of these changes and send them to...
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