Overview
A repository group consists of one or more repositories. You can configure and manage repository rules for repositories or child repository groups in a repository group, including commit rules and member permissions.
Creating a Repository Group
In the project or parent organization, click the
icon, and select New Repository Group from the drop-down list box. On the displayed page, enter basic information according to the following table and click OK. A maximum of three levels of repository groups can be created.
Table 1 Parameters for creating a repository group
Parameters |
Mandatory |
Remarks |
Project |
Yes |
- The repository group must exist in a project.
- If your account does not have a project, click Create Project in the drop-down list box to create a Scrum project.
NOTE:
You can create a project only when you create a repository group on the CodeArts Repo homepage.
|
Path |
No |
The repository group path corresponds to the groupId parameter of the API for creating a repository. If groupId is empty, there is no corresponding repository group for the repository in the project. Select a repository group path based on the site requirements. The repository group path range is the root organization paths of all first-level repository groups and child repository groups. |
Name |
Yes |
Start with a letter, digit, or underscore (_), and use letters, digits, hyphens (-), underscores (_), and periods (.). Do not end with .git, .atom, or periods (.). Max. 256 characters. |
Description |
No |
Describe your repository group. Max. 2000 characters. |
Visibility |
Yes |
You can choose Private (default) or Public.
- Private
Only repository group members can access. The child repository groups and repositories in a private repository group can only be private.
- Public
Read-only for visitors via referral link and hidden from repo lists and search results. Child repository groups and repositories in a public repository group can be private or public.
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