Adding repositories to a server project
- Added a project on IBM® DevOps Test Hub (Test Hub).
- Been granted permission and you must have set up your credentials to access the remote repositories in a repository domain.
- Created test assets and resources that are contained in either a single git repository or multiple git repositories.
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You want to add any of the following repositories:
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You can add individual repositories one at a time. You must then provide the complete URL of the repository along with the required credentials to authenticate the connection to the repository from Test Hub. For example, the URL to a single repository can be as https://github.com/<user>/<repository>.git. You must provide the username and password to access this repository. |
You want to add any of the following repositories:
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You can add all the repositories simultaneously that are in the same domain. You must then provide the URL of the repository domain along with the required credentials to authenticate the connection to the repository from Test Hub. For example, the URL of the repository domain can be https://github.com. You must select the platform and provide your personal access token to access the repositories. |
You have added individual repositories or multiple repositories to your project on the server.
- Update the authentication credentials if they are changed in the Git repository configuration. See Updating the authentication credentials of the repository.
- Delete a repository if it is no longer required. See Deleting a repository.
- Refresh a repository to fetch and synchronize changes from the remote repository. See Refreshing repositories manually.