Desde el 17 de junio del 2024, Cloud Source Repositories no está disponible para los clientes nuevos. Si tu organización no ha usado Cloud Source Repositories anteriormente, no podrás habilitar la API ni usar Cloud Source Repositories. Los proyectos nuevos que no estén conectados a una organización no podrán habilitar la API Cloud Source Repositories. Este cambio no afecta a las organizaciones que hayan usado Cloud Source Repositories antes del 17 de junio del 2024.
[PROJECT_NAME] es el nombre de tu Google Cloud proyecto.
[REPO_NAME] es el nombre de tu repositorio.
Envía tu código a Cloud Source Repositories:
git push --all google
Usar el repositorio como remoto
Google Cloud son repositorios de Git con todas las funciones. Puedes usar el conjunto estándar de comandos de Git para interactuar con estos repositorios, incluidos push, pull, clone y log.
Enviar a un repositorio de Google Cloud
Para insertar contenido de tu repositorio de Git local en un repositorio de Google Cloud , introduce el siguiente comando:
git push google master
Extraer de un repositorio Google Cloud
Para extraer contenido de un repositorio a tu repositorio de Git local, introduce el siguiente comando: Google Cloud
git pull google master
Ver el historial de confirmaciones de un Google Cloud repositorio
Para ver el historial de confirmaciones, introduce el siguiente comando:
git log google/master
Siguientes pasos
Después de insertar el repositorio local en tu máquina local, puedes hacer lo siguiente:
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