Transforms build

The Palantir extension for Visual Studio Code provides the functionality to initiate builds. The builds will run on the Palantir platform and you will be able to monitor the progress, view logs, and manage the builds directly from your local Visual Studio Code environment or a VS Code Workspace in the Palantir platform.

Initiate a build

You can start a build within your local Visual Studio Code environment or an in-platform VS Code Workspace in the following three ways:

  • Select the Palantir: Build on Foundry option from the Command Palette.

The Palantir: Build on Foundry option in the VS Code Command Palette.

  • Select the Build icon from the toolbar:

The Build icon, which is a hammer symbol, from the VS Code toolbar.

  • Open the Build panel and select the Build option:

The Build option from within the Build panel in VS Code.

Build process

You can initiate a build for any file from an open Palantir repository.

To build a file, you must push all local changes back to the remote repository.

Once your local branch is synchronized with the remote branch, the build process will commence and perform the following actions:

  • Execute necessary checks
  • Run the build

You can navigate to the Builds panel to view the status of the output datasets.

The Build panel in Visual Studio Code.