Git Settings for repositories
Learn how to set up default settings for your git repositories.
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Learn how to set up default settings for your git repositories.
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On the Gitoqlok Options page, you can set up your default setting for the repositories you create:
For every server profile you have, you can set the repository space to be either public or belong to an organization. To configure this, follow Git Servers -> Configure an active Git Server -> Repository Space:
To modify all the other settings for your repositories, proceed to the Settings tab:
Choose the server profile you want to modify settings in:
You can:
Set up your repository visibility to be Private or Public:
Set a default name for the new repositories. You can choose the automatic name among the available variables provided (e.g. Qlik Application name: Customer Sales -> New repository name: gitoqlok-CustomerSales):
Set a repository name delimiter:
Set a default name for the new branches. You can choose the automatic name among the available variables provided (e.g. Qlik Username: Brad -> New branch name: Brad):
Tick the corresponding boxes to define whether you want to commit the application name to the branch you are creating, commit a table with branch names to the repository, and save a QVF file with every commit. The latter option will export the relevant application .qvf file into the 'build' folder on your Git repository each time you make a commit:
Set the size restriction on JSON formatting for commit, maximum commit size, and Security Rules Manager update interval:
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