Deploying Workflows#

Important

Before you can publish a Workflow, you need to connect to an Artificial instance. Follow the instructions in the Sign In to Your Instance section of the Tutorial to connect to an Artificial instance.

There are two ways to publish your Workflow:

  1. Click the Publish Workflow annotation in your workflow’s source code.

    Note

    If you don’t see the Publish Workflow annotation, you may need to rebuild your dev container. To do this, open the Command Palette by clicking in the search bar or using CMD-SHIFT-P/CTRL-SHIFT-P, then type >Codespaces: Rebuild Container or >Dev Containers: Rebuild and Reopen in Container and press enter.

  2. Open the Artificial Extension’s Workflow Publishing Pane and click the icon next to the Workflow to publish it.

Note

When you publish any workflow in a file, all workflows in that file get published. If you need finer grained control, consider splitting your workflows into separate files.