# Git Commit Tracking

If you are using [GradientCI](../../projects/gradientci-v2), the specific code commit used in an Experiment will automatically be tracked for you.  If you are not using GradientCI, however, you can tag a commit manually so your Experiments are associated with your code.  This is accomplished using the `--workspaceRef` command. &#x20;

### Example

```bash
gradient experiments run ... --workspaceRef 68ace0d9881a968e6470accbff60a6d6728f69d1
```

The commit is now tracked as an Experiment parameter:

![](https://1320806315-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-legacy-files/o/assets%2F-LHZRFUkajubOAmgu6Rd%2F-LxxeWokdeUv9_MJz4l8%2F-LxxhAKFCjkMhVSZVuAA%2Fimage.png?alt=media\&token=13963355-2d2f-4c02-8594-dc65c5452593)
