Working with Git repositories
You can add another repository in addition to the existing repositories in
your project or edit the repository settings, by updating the credentials, or by
removing references to the repository.
Adding another repository
When you created a project, you probably added a repository. If you did
not add a repository when you created a project, you can add one or more
repositories any time after you create a project.
Updating the authentication credentials of the repository
If the authentication credentials of the Git repository which was added
to your project are changed, then you must update the new credentials of the
repository in Rational® Test Automation Server.
Before you begin
You must be a project owner or a tester with access to edit repositories.
About this task
Procedure
- Open the project.
- Go to the Repositories page.
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Click the Menu icon and click the Change
icon.
The Edit repository page is displayed.
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Enter the new credentials and click
Update.
The new credentials are updated and your access to the repository is retained.
Deleting a repository
You can delete repositories that you no longer require in your test
environment.
Before you begin
You must have completed the following tasks:
- Configured the repository that contains the test assets in your project.
- Been assigned a project owner or a tester role with access to delete repositories.
About this task
Procedure
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Open your project and go to the Repositories page.
You can see a list of repositories that you added to the project.
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Delete a repository that you want to remove from the project.
The repository is deleted and removed from the list.
What to do next
After you have edited the Git credentials, you can continue accessing the Git repository and the test assets. If you have deleted the Git repository, you cannot access the test assets available under that repository.