Saving a service to different repositories

You can create or edit a service and save it to a GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket Server repositories.

Procedure

  1. From the overflow menu of the service, click Push to GIT.

  2. In the Push Service To Git page, select any of the following values from the Import template source drop-down list:

    • From GitLab
    • From GitHub
    • Bitbucket Server

  3. Enter details of the selected repository:

    • For From GitLab or From GitHub, enter a repository URL, an access token, the relative directory of your service, and the related branch. The service must be in JSON format. For example, if the service is stored in a GitHub repository at vsphere/vsphere-example.json, you must specify the following values:

      • GitHub Repository URL: https://github.com/geekbass/terraform
      • GitHub Access Token: aaaaaaaaaaa It is the token required to access GitHub template files. You can find it in your GitHub user account.
      • GitHub Repository path to service: vsphere
      • GitHub Ref (branch): master
      • Commit Message - Enter a commit message to push the changes into the GIT hub repository.

    • For Bitbucket, enter the following details:

      • Bitbucket Repository URL - The location where Bitbucket service files are stored.
      • Bitbucket Access Token - The token used to store the service in Bitbucket.
      • Bitbucket Repository sub-directory - The path relative to the Bitbucket location where the service is stored.
      • Bitbucket Reference - Select Branch or Tag option and enter the name of the tag or branch.

  4. Click Push to GIT.