> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Connect GitHub and Run Sync

> Connect GitHub, import a repository, and use push or pull sync workflows in LaTeX Cloud Studio.

<Info>
  **Status**: Live\
  **Last reviewed**: March 8, 2026\
  **Primary docs**: [GitHub Sync & Import/Export](/product/github-sync-import-export)
</Info>

Use this task guide when your LaTeX project already lives in GitHub or you want repository-backed workflows.

## Connect GitHub

1. Open the GitHub connection flow from the app or project settings.
2. Authenticate your GitHub account.
3. Select the repository you want to connect or import.

## Import From GitHub

1. Choose the repository and branch.
2. Import the files into a new or existing project.
3. Compile immediately after import to verify the project shape.

## Push and Pull Changes

### Push

1. Review your local project state.
2. Enter a clear commit message.
3. Push the current project changes to GitHub.

### Pull

1. Select the correct branch.
2. Pull remote changes into the project.
3. Resolve conflicts if the sync workflow reports them.

## Safety Tips

* Compile right after the first import.
* Export a ZIP backup before risky pull operations.
* Do not force sync unless you understand the conflict state.