Create a workspace in the ServiceNow IDE

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  • Aktualisiert 12. März 2026
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    • Create a workspace to view and organize the applications you're working on in the ServiceNow IDE.

    Vorbereitungen

    Install the ServiceNow IDE. For more information, see Install or update the ServiceNow IDE.

    Role required: admin

    Warum und wann dieser Vorgang ausgeführt wird

    In a workspace in the ServiceNow IDE, you can add any applications that you're working on to navigate through multiple applications from one place. You can create multiple workspaces to group different sets of applications. Workspaces are specific to a user, and applications can be added or removed from a workspace at any time. When you open the ServiceNow IDE, the workspace in which you were most recently working opens. Workspaces in the ServiceNow IDE are based on workspaces in Visual Studio Code. For general information about workspaces, see the Visual Studio Code documentation website.

    Prozedur

    1. Navigate to All > App Development > ServiceNow IDE.
    2. From the ServiceNow IDE home page, select Create a workspace.
      Tipp:
      You can also use the Workspaces: Create a Workspace command from the command palette.
    3. Enter a name for the workspace and press Enter.
    4. Enter a description for the workspace and press Enter.
      The workspace becomes the active workspace.

      A workspace on the homepage.

    5. Wahlweise: Add existing applications to the workspace.
      1. Select Open apps.
      2. Select an application.
        Only applications created or converted with the ServiceNow IDE or ServiceNow SDK can be added. You can add additional applications to a workspace from the main menu or the command palette with the Workspaces: Add Application to Workspace command.

    Nächste Maßnahme

    Create, convert, or clone an application and add it to your workspace. For more information, see Adding applications in ServiceNow IDE.

    To create an application in the workspace, see Create an application with the ServiceNow IDE.

    To switch the active workspace, you can browse and select other workspaces from the ServiceNow IDE home page or from the command palette with the Workspaces: Browse Workspaces command.

    To clone a remote Git repository with an application into your workspace, see Clone a Git repository with the ServiceNow IDE.