Git Settings for repositories

Learn how to set up default settings for your git repositories.

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:

Gitoqlok Options: Configure Git Server

Choose the repository space

To modify all the other settings for your repositories, proceed to the Settings tab:

Gitoqlok Options: Settings tab

Choose the server profile you want to modify settings in:

Choose an active server profile

You can:

1. Set up your repository visibility to be Private or Public:

New repository visibility

1. 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 default name for the new repositories

1. Set a repository name delimiter:

Set a repository name delimiter

1. 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):

Set a default name for new branches

1. 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:

Commit options

1. Set the size restriction on JSON formatting for commit, maximum commit size, and Security Rules Manager update interval:

Learn more about repository grouping.

Other settings