Export a Project

You can export a project for import into another instance. This action exports any integration, robot, B2B, process, and healthcare resources. You can export a project to your local host or to a GitHub repository.

Note the following connection behavior when exporting and importing projects.
  • A project export artifact (.CAR file) does not include any remote shared connections.
  • A local connection's override configuration or association is not exported.
  • An imported project does not replace an already existing resource. Therefore, the override configuration on the target system is not lost.

See Create or Import a Project.

  1. Export a project in either of two ways:
    1. In the navigation pane, click Projects.
    2. Click the project name or click Edit icon.
    3. In the upper right corner, click Export Export a project.

      The Export project panel opens.

    Or

    1. In the navigation pane, click Projects.
    2. Hover over the project to export.
    3. From the Actions Actions icon menu, select Export.

      The Export project panel opens.

  2. Select the location to which to export the project:
  3. From the Export as list, select the type of project to export (for example, accelerator, recipe, or developed).
  4. Select a project deployment name.

    Note:

    If there are no deployment names available, create a project deployment under the Deploy tab and select the specific integrations and integration versions to include. See Create and Manage a Project Deployment.
  5. Click Export.
    If you exported a project or project deployment to a GitHub repository, the following occurs:
    If You Export a ... Then ...
    Project The project CAR file is exported into a projects folder under the GitHub repository branch you configured in Integrate Projects and Project Deployments with a GitHub Repository.
    Project deployment The project deployment CAR file is exported into a deployments folder under the GitHub repository branch you configured in Integrate Projects and Project Deployments with a GitHub Repository.