How-to guides

Setting up repositories

• Creating an empty repository

  Start a new coding effort or backup an existing one by creating a new, empty repository.

• Cloning a repository

  Follow these steps to clone a repository from Cloud Source Repositories to your local machine.

• Pushing code from an existing repository

  Discover how to push code from an existing repository on your local machine to Cloud Source Repositories.

Browsing repositories and files

• Browsing repositories

  Discover how to browse a repository in Cloud Source Repositories and how to switch from one repository to another.

• Browsing files

  Learn how you can use Cloud Source Repositories to browse a file in a repository.

• Browsing files in Cloud Shell

  Use Cloud Shell to clone and browse your repository.

Learning from your code's history

• Overview

  Discover how you can use Cloud Source Repositories to learn how files and repositories change over time.

• Viewing commit changes

  View the changes that occurred in a specific commit.

• Following the history of a file

  Follow your file's changes over time.

Searching Code

• Overview

  Learn how to search code using Cloud Source Repositories.

Managing users and permissions

• Viewing repository settings

  View the basic settings associated with a repository or project.

• Viewing users and permissions

  View users and their permissions for a given repository or project.

• Granting user access to repositories and projects

  Learn how to can edit the permissions a user has for a repository or project.

• Detecting security keys

  Prevent users from pushing security keys into a repository.

Integrating with other services

• Deploying from Cloud Source Repositories to App Engine

  Learn how to deploy your code from Cloud Source Repositories to App Engine.

• Automating builds with Cloud Build

  Use Cloud Build to automatically deploy an application stored in Cloud Source Repositories to App Engine when there is a new commit.

• Deploying Cloud Functions from Cloud Source Repositories

  Use Cloud Source Repositories to version control the code that contains your function.

• Configuring Cloud Pub/Sub notifications

  Build integrations between Cloud Source Repositories and other systems using Pub/Sub.

Deleting repositories

• Deleting repositories

  Read about how to delete a repository from Cloud Source Repositories.