Repository Functions¶
Creating a repository¶
To create a repository in RhodeCode Enterprise, use the following steps.
- From the RhodeCode Enterprise interface, select
- From the repository page, select Add Repository
- On the Add Repository page, complete the following repository
details:
- Name
- Description
- Set the repository group
- Set the repository type
- Specify if it is a public or private repository
- Select Save
Importing a repository¶
To import a repository in RhodeCode Enterprise, use the following steps.
- From the RhodeCode Enterprise interface, select
- From the repository page, select Add Repository
- On the Add Repository page, select Import existing repository
- In the clone from input field, specify the URL to the repository you want to import.
- Complete the following repository details:
- Name
- Description
- Set the repository group
- Set the repository type
- Specify if it is a public or private repository
- Select Add
Note
Make sure your RhodeCode Enterprise server can access the external repository.Depending on the size of the repository the clone process may take a bit.
Cloning repositories¶
To clone a repository in RhodeCode Enterprise, use the following steps.
- From the RhodeCode Enterprise interface, select and choose the repository you wish to clone.
- Use the link in the Clone URL field to clone the repository
- To clone, open a terminal on you computer and use one of the following examples
For Git, use git clone URL
For Mercurial, use hg clone URL