Learning#10 : How to use GitHub Repository (Create branches) Linkage with Source Control
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06-15-2023 04:43 AM
Hi All,
If you are working on scoped APP and you want to use GITHUB Repository, then use the below process:
Linking an application
To use Studio to link an application to a repository:
On the repository page in GitHub, click the Copy URL button to copy the repository link.
- Open the application in Studio.
- Click the Source Control menu and select the Link to Source Control menu item.
Configure the Link to Source Control dialog.
Network protocol:The network protocol used to connect to the source control repository.
URL:The URL for the source control repository.
Credential:The Credential record created to authenticate to the source control repository.
Branch:The branch to begin work on the application. The branch needs to exist in the repository. Use master if no branches exist in the repository.
MID Server Name:The name of a MID Server used to connect to the repository (optional).
Default Email:The committer's email address defined in the sys_user record. If the committer's email address is not defined in the sys_user record, the system generates an alternate email address. Enter a default email address and select the check box to use the default email address for commits from all developers (optional).
- Click the Import button.
o create a branch in Studio:
- In Studio, open the Source Control menu and select the Create Branch menu item.
- In the Create Branch dialog, enter a Branch Name then click the Create Branch button.
NOTE: Branch names cannot include spaces.
- When the Create Branch dialog indicates the branch is created, click the Close button.