Choosing the code to run for your component

Choosing the code to run for your component

There are two ways to run a component:

  1. Development mode - runs the component with the latest code in the Translator, whether your changes have been commit or not. This is useful while you are developing your component.

  2. On a specific commit - runs the component with the code saved in a particular commit. This is useful when:

    • You have commit and pushed changes to your repository and want the component to run on the new code.

    • You have made changes to a component in a testing Iguana environment and want to update the production deployed component.

    • You need to revert your component to run on a previous commit.

Selecting a commit:

In the Translator, you can use the DEV Library to programmatically check if the component is set to Development mode.