Repositories
Reference documentation on how to set up and modify a repository
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Reference documentation on how to set up and modify a repository
Last updated
The Repository Page in the Servoy Cloud Control Center is designed to manage and interact with your project's repositories. This page provides an interface to view, manage, and clone repositories associated with your project environment.
Displays all the repositories associated with the project.
Each repository is listed with the following details:
Repository Name: The name of the repository (e.g., svySampleSolution).
Branches: Shows the number of branches in the repository.
Last Commit: Indicates the last commit activity, showing how long ago the last commit was made and by whom. For example, "Last commit 83 days ago by R. van Veen."
Located next to each repository, this button allows you to clone the repository to your local machine.
Upon clicking the "Clone" button, a panel appears providing essential details and instructions for cloning the repository.
Available through the three-dot menu next to each repository, this option allows you to delete the repository from the project.
Click on the three-dot menu next to the repository you wish to delete.
Select "Delete repository" from the dropdown.
Confirm the action to remove the repository from your project.
Located at the top right of the page, this button allows you to add a new repository to your project.
Upon clicking the "Add new repository" button, a form will appear with the following fields:
Name:
Enter the name of the repository.
Restrictions:
The name cannot contain special characters or spaces.
Once set, the name cannot be changed.
Example: myNewRepo, projectX_version1
Guidance: Choose a clear and descriptive name that reflects the purpose or contents of the repository.
Description (Optional):
Optionally, provide a description of the repository.
Usage: Use this field to add additional context or details about the repository, such as its purpose or contents.
Example: "Repository for the main application codebase" or "Version 2.0 development repository".
Save Button: Click the Save button to create the repository.
Repository Name: Ensure that the repository name is carefully selected, as it cannot be altered once created.
Repository Description: Though optional, adding a description can be helpful for other users or team members to understand the purpose of the repository.
The Repository Page in the Servoy Cloud Control Center is designed to manage and interact with your project's repositories. This page provides an interface to view, manage, and clone repositories associated with your project environment. The repositories listed here are just the ones from the SCM.
Displays all the repositories associated with the project.
Each repository is listed with the following details:
Repository Name: The name of the repository (e.g., svySampleSolution).
Branches: Shows the number of branches in the repository.
Last Commit: Indicates the last commit activity, showing how long ago the last commit was made and by whom. For example, "Last commit 83 days ago by Servoy Bot."
Located at the top right of the page, this button allows you to add a new repository to your project.
Upon clicking the "Add new repository" button, a form will appear with the following fields:
Enter the name of the repository.
Restrictions:
The name cannot contain special characters or spaces.
Once set, the name cannot be changed.
Example: myNewRepo, projectX_version1
Choose a clear and descriptive name that reflects the purpose or contents of the repository.
Optionally, provide a description of the repository.
Use this field to add additional context or details about the repository, such as its purpose or contents.
Example: "Repository for the main application codebase" or "Version 2.0 development repository".
Save Button: Click the Save button to create the repository.
Repository Name: Ensure that the repository name is carefully selected, as it cannot be altered once created.
Repository Description: Though optional, adding a description can be helpful for other users or team members to understand the purpose of the repository.
Located next to each repository, this button allows you to clone the repository to your local machine.
Upon clicking the "Clone" button, a panel appears providing essential details and instructions for cloning the repository.
To clone the repository, you will need to authenticate using your username and password.
You can start Servoy Developer in an empty workspace. Once you log in, it will prompt you to choose the application you want to check out, allowing you to set up your workspace with the cloned repository.
The credentials required are the same as those used to access the Cloud Control Center.
Available through the three-dot menu next to each repository, this option allows you to delete the repository from the project.
Click on the three-dot menu next to the repository you wish to delete.
Select "Delete repository" from the dropdown.
Confirm the action to remove the repository from your project.
