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Introduzione ai repository
Questo documento ti aiuta a comprendere il concetto di repository in
BigQuery. Puoi utilizzare i repository per eseguire il controllo della versione dei file che utilizzi in BigQuery. BigQuery utilizza Git per registrare
le modifiche e gestire le versioni dei file.
Ogni repository BigQuery rappresenta un repository Git. Puoi utilizzare le funzionalità Git integrate di BigQuery oppure connetterti a un repository Git di terze parti. All'interno di ogni repository, puoi creare uno o più
workspace per modificare il codice archiviato nel
repository.
Nella pagina BigQuery, i repository vengono visualizzati in ordine alfabetico nella cartella Repository del riquadro Explorer.
Repository di terze parti
Se vuoi, puoi connettere un repository BigQuery a un repository Git di terze parti. In questo caso, il repository di terze parti archivia
il codice del repository anziché BigQuery. BigQuery interagisce con il repository di terze parti
per consentirti di modificare ed eseguire i suoi contenuti in uno
spazio di lavoro BigQuery. A seconda del tipo di repository che scegli, puoi connetterti a un repository di terze parti utilizzando SSH o HTTPS.
La tabella seguente elenca i provider Git supportati e i metodi di connessione disponibili per i relativi repository:
Tutti i repository BigQuery sono collegati all'account di servizio Dataform predefinito. Questo account di servizio è derivato dal numero del progetto nel seguente formato:
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You can use repositories to perform version control on\nfiles you use in BigQuery. BigQuery uses Git to record\nchanges and manage file versions.\n\nEach BigQuery repository represents a Git repository. You can\nuse BigQuery's built-in Git capabilities, or you can connect to\na third-party Git repository. Within each repository, you can create one or more\n[workspaces](/bigquery/docs/workspaces-intro) to edit the code stored in the\nrepository.\n\nOn the BigQuery page, your repositories are displayed in\nalphabetical order in the **Repositories** folder of the **Explorer** pane.\n| **Important:** If you create an asset in a BigQuery repository---for example, a query, notebook (including a notebook with an Apache Spark job), BigQuery pipeline, or Dataform workflow---you cannot schedule it for execution in BigQuery repository. For scheduling and executing Dataform pipelines, you need to use Dataform repositories. For scheduling queries and notebooks, use BigQuery Studio. For more information, see [Scheduling queries](/bigquery/docs/scheduling-queries), [Schedule notebooks](/bigquery/docs/orchestrate-notebooks), and [Schedule pipelines](/bigquery/docs/schedule-pipelines).\n\nThird-party repositories\n------------------------\n\nYou can connect a BigQuery repository to\na third-party Git repository if you choose. In this case, the third-party repository stores\nthe repository code instead of BigQuery. BigQuery interacts with the third-party\nrepository to allow you to edit and execute its contents in a\nBigQuery workspace. Depending on the type of repository you\nchoose, you can connect to a third-party repository by using SSH or HTTPS.\n\nThe following table lists supported Git providers and the connection\nmethods that are available for their repositories:\n\nFor more information, see\n[Connect to a third-party repository](/bigquery/docs/repositories#connect-third-party).\n\nService account\n---------------\n\nAll BigQuery repositories are connected to the default\nDataform service account. This service account is derived from your\nproject number in the following format: \n\n service-\u003cvar translate=\"no\"\u003eYOUR_PROJECT_NUMBER\u003c/var\u003e@gcp-sa-dataform.iam.gserviceaccount.com\n\nLocations\n---------\n\nYou can create repositories in all\n[BigQuery Studio locations](/bigquery/docs/locations#bqstudio-loc).\n\nQuotas\n------\n\n[Dataform quotas](/dataform/docs/quotas#quotas) apply to use of\nBigQuery repositories.\n\nPricing\n-------\n\nYou are not charged for creating, updating, or deleting a repository.\n\nFor more information on BigQuery pricing, see [Pricing](/bigquery/pricing).\n\nWhat's next\n-----------\n\n- Learn how to [create repositories](/bigquery/docs/repositories).\n- Learn how to [create workspaces](/bigquery/docs/workspaces)."]]
