If you're assigned a role with the Configure Custom Repository Source Control privilege, you can specify a source control repository to use at the project level, instead of using the global source control repository that's set up for your organization.
By default, when you perform a source control action on a project or folder, the action uses the global source control repository that's set up by the organization administrator. If the organization administrator enables project-level repositories, you can link a project to a repository other than the global repository.
If you use project-level repositories, be sure to add the Repository URL and Repository Branch columns to the Explore page.
Note: Before you link a project to a custom repository, make sure that other users who need access to the project have access to the repository.
Linking a project to a source control repository
You can link a project to a source control repository other than the global repository.
1On the Explore page, in the row that contains the project, click Actions and select Source Control Properties.
2Enter the Git repository URL and branch name that you want to use, and then click Save.
3Click Save again to confirm that you want to use a repository other than the global repository.
After you click Save, only users who have access to the repository can check out and commit the project.