# **eb codesource**


## Description


Configures the EB CLI to deploy from a CodeCommit repository, or disables CodeCommit integration and uploads the source bundle from your local machine.



**Note**  
Some AWS Regions don't offer CodeCommit. The integration between Elastic Beanstalk and CodeCommit doesn't work in these Regions.  
For information about the AWS services offered in each Region, see [Region Table](https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/global-infrastructure/regional-product-services/).

## Syntax


**eb codesource** 

**eb codesource codecommit**

**eb codesource local**

## Options



****  

|  Name  |  Description  | 
| --- | --- | 
|  [Common options](eb3-cmd-options.md)  |  | 

## Output


**eb codesource** prompts you to choose between CodeCommit integration and standard deployments.

**eb codesource codecommit** initiates interactive repository configuration for CodeCommit integration.

**eb codesource local** shows the original configuration and disables CodeCommit integration.

## Examples


Use **eb codesource codecommit** to configure CodeCommit integration for the current branch.

```
~/my-app$ eb codesource codecommit
Select a repository
1) my-repo
2) my-app
3) [ Create new Repository ]
(default is 1): 1

Select a branch
1) mainline
2) test
3) [ Create new Branch with local HEAD ]
(default is 1): 1
```

Use **eb codesource local** to disable CodeCommit integration for the current branch.

```
~/my-app$ eb codesource local
Current CodeCommit setup:
  Repository: my-app
  Branch: mainline
Default set to use local sources
```