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Enabling source control for an organization

To enable source control for an organization, configure the type of access and connection to the global source control repository on the Settings page. The settings that you configure vary based on the repository type.
    1On the Settings page in Administrator, click Edit in the Source Control area.
    2Enable the Enable Source Control option.
    3Optionally, enable the Enable Project Level Source Control option.
    When this option is enabled, users can specify a branch in the global repository or a different repository to use at the project level.
    4 Configure the type of access to the source control repository:
    5To configure access to a cloud-hosted repository, enter the following information:
    Option
    Description
    Platform
    Platform type. Select Cloud.
    Repository Type
    Version control system that you use for the organization. You can use one of the following cloud-hosted systems:
    • - GitHub
    • - Microsoft Azure DevOps
    • - Atlassian Bitbucket (for Data Integration)
    • - GitLab
    Global Git Repository URL
    Repository URL. For example:
    https://github.com/MyGitUser/MyRepositoryName.git
    The repository URL must use the HTTPS protocol.
    Tip: You can find the repository URL by selecting the clone option in the repository.
    Global Git Branch Name
    Name of the branch that stores the Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services objects. The branch that you specify must already exist in the repository.
    If you do not enter a branch name, Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services sets the branch name to "master" or "main," based on the name of the default branch in the remote repository.
    Allow OAuth access to Git
    Enable this option to use OAuth to access the repository.
    If you use a GitHub repository, a Git access application that authorizes Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services access must be installed on the organization's repository. To install the application, click Install Git Access App at GitHub.
    6To configure access to an on-premises repository, enter the following information:
    Option
    Description
    Platform
    Platform type. Select On-Premise.
    Global Git Repository URL
    Repository URL. For example:
    https://gitlab.example.com/MyGitUser/MyRepositoryName.git
    The repository URL must use the HTTPS protocol.
    Tip: You can find the repository URL by selecting the clone option in the repository.
    Global Git Branch Name
    Name of the branch that stores the Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services objects. The branch that you specify must already exist in the repository.
    If you do not enter a branch name, Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services sets the branch name to "master" or "main," based on the name of the default branch in the remote repository.
    Runtime Environment
    Runtime environment used to connect to the Git repository.
    The repository must be accessible by all agents in the runtime environment that you select.
    You cannot configure OAuth access to an on-premises repository.
    7Click Save.
    Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services prompts you for your source control credentials to verify the repository connection. Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services does not store this information.
    If the connection is valid and you configure read/write access to the repository, Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services writes a small readme file to the repository to verify that it can push objects to the repository.
After you enable source control, all users that use source control must enter their source control credentials in their user settings. Users cannot see source control columns on the Explore page or perform source control actions until they enter their source control credentials. To enter source control credentials, click the User icon in the top right corner of the Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services window, and select Settings.