Setting up a remote Git organization
The Document Processing environment requires a Git server that is used to store project versions.
About this task
In addition to the deployed containers, your environment should include a Git organization. When the Document Processing Designer is used for the first time, the user must configure a connection to the Git organization. In addition, the Git administrator must create a new Git repository for each project that is created in the Document Processing Designer. When you set up or designate your Git repository, capture the configuration details for your repository so that you can use them to connect your project to the repository.
In addition to preparing the Git repository for your project-specific repositories, a common repository, the Common Data Definition repository, is also required. This repository is shared, and holds the standardized data definitions that you can use across projects.
Procedure
To set up a Git organization for Document Processing: