Git


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May 12

April Updates

We pushed a bunch of Code Spaces updates this month, Just thought I would share a few of them with you.

April Updates

We pushed in some great updates to the Code Spaces’ tool suite that should help improve your day-to-day experiences.

  • All Subversion Repositories are running on SVN 1.7 - Earlier in the year, we rolled out our new infrastructure which meant all new SVN repos were running on SVN. We have now transitioned all of our old repositories over to this infrastructure. The change is completely transparent — the only thing you will notice is a better performance :)
  • Delete Git Repos - Previously, CS allowed you the ability to create and update your Git repositories. If you needed a Git repo removed, you had to submit a support request for us to do so. While this limitation wasn’t desired on our part, we felt it more crucial to deliver the Git hosting capabilities as soon as we could, and deploy the ability to remove the repos once the feature was tested and stable. I’d like to announce that you can now delete your Git repositories in the same fashion that you would with SVN.
  • Git Repo creation while creating a new project - Previously, the only type of repository you could create while creating a new project was SVN. Not anymore; simply chose SVN or Git from the Repository Type drop down to choose.
  • Upload Document to Work Item from any page - Last month, we pushed a handy, new feature that allows you to upload a document directly to a work item, which got some really great feedback. Unfortunately, it was quickly pointed out to use that the feature wasn’t working quite right on certain pages. Long story, short: that nasty bug has been squashed.
  • Forgot Your Password - Another feature that many people were asking for was the ability to reset their password when they forget it. That ability is now live, and can be accessed from our login page.

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Dec 11

Setting up your Git SSH Keys to work with CodeSpaces

Creating a Repository

Creating a repository is as simple as clicking the “New Git Repository” button in the admin section toolbar. Once you have selected a name, etc.. you can click save and the repository will be created in Code Spaces (it can take a minute to create the Git repo on our servers).

Permissions

Git access permissions are setup in the repository settings, and you have a few options:

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