A partir del 17 de junio de 2024, Cloud Source Repositories no estará disponible para clientes nuevos. Si tu organización no usó Cloud Source Repositories antes, no puedes habilitar la API ni usar Cloud Source Repositories. Los proyectos nuevos que no estén conectados a una organización no podrán habilitar la API de Cloud Source Repositories. Las organizaciones que usaron Cloud Source Repositories antes del 17 de junio de 2024 no se verán afectadas por este cambio.
[PROJECT_NAME] es el nombre de tu Google Cloud proyecto.
[REPO_NAME] es el nombre del repositorio.
Envía tu código a Cloud Source Repositories:
git push --all google
Usa el repositorio como recurso remoto
Los repositorios deGoogle 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.
Envía código a un repositorio de Google Cloud
Para enviar código desde tu repositorio de Git local a un repositorio de Google Cloud , ingresa el siguiente comando:
git push google master
Extrae código de un repositorio de Google Cloud
Para extraer código de un repositorio de Google Cloud a tu repositorio de Git local, ingresa el siguiente comando:
git pull google master
Visualiza el historial de confirmaciones de un repositorio de Google Cloud
Ingresa el siguiente comando para ver el historial de confirmaciones:
git log google/master
Qué sigue
Después de enviar tu repositorio local a tu máquina local, puedes realizar las siguientes acciones:
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