Team Edition Git
Table of contents
Overview
Team Edition has integration with the Git version control system. You can keep your project scripts, diagrams, datasets, connection configurations, bookmarks, and other data in a Git repository.
Git configuration
Enable Git services
Firstly, in order for you to be able to configure git, you need to enable git services. For this:
- go to the Administration menu
- enable
Gitservices in theServer configurationtab. save server configuration
General Git settings
Now, you need to set the global git settings and set up the credentials of the technical user of your git service. These credentials will be used to access your repositories.
- open the
Git settingstab - enter the technical user's username
- enter the technical user's password
- enter the technical user's email
save configuration
Project Git settings
Each project has its own git settings and is configured separately. Git can be enabled for existing projects, as well as for new ones To configure the project:
- go to the
Projectstab - select an existing project or create a new one
- open
Gittab in the project settings - set up git parameters:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Enabled | Enable/disable git integration for the project |
| Repository URL | Link to your remote repository |
| Branch name (optional) | The name of the branch that will be used to save all changes in the project. If no branch is specified, the default branch specified for the repository will be used. !!!WARNING!!! application does not automatically create branches, so if you want to use a branch other than the default, you must create it by yourself in the remote repository, and only then specify it in the project configuration |
| Data to sync with git | Select the data you want to store in your repository, non-selected types will be ignored and only stored inside the resource manager file system |
When setting up the project for the first time, the project and repository files will be synchronized. !!!WARNING!!! When synchronizing, the files in the project are considered to be of higher priority than the files in the repository, so in case of a conflict, the files of the repository will be overwritten. In other cases, the repository will store both files from the project and files that were previously in the repository.
Testing
After all settings, any changes to the project resources will be automatically synchronized with the git.
The commit message will indicate the changed resource, author of the commit will be the user who made the changes.