Git Connector Configuration

View and edit the Git connector settings and the Git repositories available to 3DEXPERIENCE platform applications.

This page discusses:

Git Connector Configuration

These settings apply to the Git connector.

Field Description
Temporary Workspaces Path Specifies the base directory for temporary workspaces on the server used to perform operations that need to be run in a workspace. The server can store up to 10 workspaces. Once the max workspace count is reached, additional workspaces overwrite the existing temporary ones. (Required)
Apply Saves the new temporary workspace value, replacing the previous value.
Reset Resets the Temporary Workspaces Path to the last saved value.
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Repository Configuration

This section contains the list of registered Git repositories.

Field Description
Repository Path The absolute path to the Git repository, for example, /home/user/projects/ABC/src.git.

The path must be available to the server either by being co-located or available through NFS. The path must be a valid Git repository.

Note: A path to a Git workspace created using the ‘git clone’ command is not a Git repository. The workspace only contains the contents of the latest version of a branch within the Git repository. The full Git repository is typically in the .git subdirectory within the workspace. The full Git repository may reside in a different local file system path, typically in a “bare” repository; a repository created with git init –bare. Git bare repositories are commonly shared among many people. Each person commits changes in their workspace to their local Git repository in the workspace. The local Git repository changes are then pushed to the Git bare repository.
Tools Absolute path to the Git tools, for example: C:/usr/bin/git.
Note: This option only appears on Windows operating systems.
Edit Edit the Git repository registration information.
Add Add a new Git repository.
Delete Remove the selected Git repository.
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