SourceCommit screen

Available in Classic and VPC

To access SourceCommit menu, go to NAVER Cloud Platform portal. Click [Console] > i_menu > Services > Developer Tools > SourceCommit in order.

SourceCommit screen

The SourceCommit screen is laid out as follows:

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Area	Description
① Menu name	Display the menu name being viewed and the number of repositories created
② Basic features	Features displayed when you initially enter SourceCommit [Create repository]: you can create a repository (see Create repository) [Copy external repository]: you can copy an external repository (see Copy external repository) [Learn more about the product]: you can move to the SourceCommit introduction [Refresh]: you can refresh the SourceCommit list [Auto renewal]: turns on or off repository auto renewal (30 sec cycle)
③ Repository's detailed features	Management features enabled when you select a repository [Move to code]: you can perform repository management features such as creating a commit on the [Code] tab (see Creating commit) [Change settings]: you can change the selected repository settings (see Change repository settings) [Delete]: you can delete the selected repository (see Delete a repository)
④ Account and authentication settings	[Set GIT account/GIT SSH]: you can set the HTTPS account information and SSH authentication key for the Git client
⑤ Object Storage integrations settings	When you use the Large File Storage (LFS), you can set SourceCommit and Object Storage integrations to upload bucket
⑥ Search area	Display the number of items to be shown in the search bar and list
⑦ Repository list	Check the list of repositories created and the information

Repository list

You can check the information for each repository in the list. To check the information, follow these steps:

Note

If you create 1 or more repositories, you can check the list. If you don’t create a repository, you cannot see the list on the SourceCommit screen.

From the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to > Services > Developer Tools > SourceCommit.
When the list of created repositories appears, check the summary or click each row for details.
- Repository name: shows name of the repository
- Repository public URL: shows Git public URL of the repository
- Repository private URL: Git private URL of the repository can only be accessible within the VPC environment of NAVER Cloud Platform without accessing external networks
- Creation date and time: shows date when the repository was created
- Creator: shows the account of the repository creator
- Description: you can see the description entered when you create the repository. Click [Edit] to edit it

Repository details screen

You can select a repository to use various features in the detailed features screen. To check the detailed features, follow these steps:

From the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to > Services > Developer Tools > SourceCommit.
Select a repository on the SourceCommit screen and click [Go to code].
- You can also click a repository name from the list.

Area	Description
① Repository name	Show the selected repository's name
② Repository management features	Branch/tag name item (default: master): shows the name of the branch or tag in use. Click to check or select the branch or tag created. Click to create a new branch and tag (see Create branch and Create tag) [CLONE URL]: click to copy an access address to clone the repository (http/SSH)
③ Repository management tab	Perform the management features by clicking each tab [Code] tab: displays the basic display screen that provides repository file check and management features (see Creating commit) [Commit] tab: displays the commit list. You can click each item to check commit details (see Checking commit history) [Graph] tab: displays the repository change history including branch combination in a temporal sequence graph (see Checking branch graph) [Pull Request] tab: you can check the created pull request and join or cancel changes (see Using pull request) [Hooks] tab: provides features to set up automated tasks for events occurring in the repository (see Managing webhooks)
④ Head	Point the leading position of the branch you're working on
⑤ File management features	[Create file]: click to create a file in the edit code window (see Creating file) [Upload file]: click to upload the code file created to the repository (see Uploading file)
⑥ File list	Show the list of files included in the repository Click the file name and commit message to check the file content and commit details
⑦ `Readme` File content	Show the `Readme` file content if the file is added in creating the repository
⑧ Repository description	Show the description content entered in creating the repository