A partire dal 17 giugno 2024, Cloud Source Repositories non è disponibile per i nuovi clienti. Se la tua organizzazione non ha mai utilizzato Cloud Source Repositories, non puoi attivare l'API o utilizzare Cloud Source Repositories. I nuovi progetti non collegati a un'organizzazione non possono attivare l'API Cloud Source Repositories. Questa modifica non interessa le organizzazioni che hanno utilizzato Cloud Source Repositories prima del 17 giugno 2024.
[PROJECT_NAME] è il nome del tuo Google Cloud progetto.
[REPO_NAME] è il nome del tuo repository.
Esegui il push del codice in Cloud Source Repositories:
git push --all google
Utilizzare il repository come remoto
I repositoryGoogle Cloud sono repository Git completi. Puoi utilizzare
l'insieme standard di comandi Git per interagire con questi repository, tra cui
push, pull, clone e log.
Eseguire il push in un Google Cloud repository
Per eseguire il push dal tuo repository Git locale a un Google Cloud repository, inserisci
il seguente comando:
git push google master
Eseguire il pull da un Google Cloud repository
Per eseguire il pull da un Google Cloud repository al tuo repository Git locale, inserisci
il seguente comando:
git pull google master
Visualizzare la cronologia dei commit di un Google Cloud repository
Per visualizzare la cronologia dei commit, inserisci il seguente comando:
git log google/master
Passaggi successivi
Dopo aver eseguito il push del repository locale sulla tua macchina locale, puoi:
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