Add a source control endpoint in
VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
A source control endpoint represents a
project repository and a source control server. You can add a source control endpoint by
using the Content Management service in
VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
. - Verify that aVMware Aria Suite Lifecycleadministrator has added a system source control server in theContent Settingssection.
- Verify that a developer has entered the GitLab access token to the source control server to support content check-in and check-out operations.
You can have any number of source control repositories
and branches added to
VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
. Adding a source control branch allows you to check in and
check out the SDDC content. - On theMy Servicesdashboard, clickContent Management.
- UnderEndpoints, clickNEW ENDPOINT.
- ClickSource Control.
- Select the configuredSource Control Server(Bitbucket Server, Bitbucket cloud, GitLab, GitHub, or Azure DevOps GIT).
- Enter the information for the source control content endpoint.
- In theNametext box, enter a unique name for the endpoint.
- Enter aTagname.
- Enter aBranchandRepository Namevalue for the content endpoint in the following format:
- For GitLab, enter.group_name/repository_name
- For Bitbucket server, enter.project_name/repository_name
- For Bitbucket cloud, enterif you are using a primary workspace or enterrepository_nameif you are using multiple workspaces.workspace_name/repository_name
- For Azure DevOps GIT, enter.organization_name/project_name/repository_name
- ClickTest Connectionand then clickNext.
- Select the appropriate policies for this content endpoint and then clickNext.You can optionally selectEnable code reviewto allow a manual review between developers.VMware Aria Suite Lifecyclecontent life cycle management creates a branch that contains the changes that require code review. A code reviewer can accept or reject the merge request into the branch.
- Verify that the content endpoint details are correct and then clickSubmit.