Enable Store in Secure Store, if this feature is desired.
Click Next
Enter passphrase that is attached to the encryption key, e.g, RSA
Click Next
In the Branch Selection dialog box, be sure master is selected
Click Next
In the Local Destination dialog box, select a desired Directory
Click Finish
The software will begin cloning the repo
Open the Git Staging view and perform an Ignore to the .project file. Once completed, another .gitignore file will appear on the Git Staging view. Perform an Ignore to it as well.
For reusing cloned local repo
In TopBraid, switch to git perspective: Window > Perspective > Other Perspective > Other... > Git
Select the Add an existing local Git repository option
Select a local directory where a local Git repository resides
Click Finish
Creating a TopBraid Project
In the TopBraid, switch to TopBraid perspective: Window > Perspective > Other Perspective > Other... > TopBraid
Create a new project by importing from the Git repository: File > Import... > Git > Projects from Git
Click Next
Select Existing local repository
Select the share-2-0 local repository
Select Import as general project
Click Next
Click Finish
Installing Postman
Obtain a Postman account from CDISC IT (i.e., user license)
If the said TopBraid project is set up as a git repo, it is likely to be automatic. If it is set up as a linked folder, you may need to do a Refresh (F5) at the tree folder.
FWIW, since I wanted to avoid merge conflicts, my TopBraid setup is linked folder.
Just like many things in I.T., always multiple implementation options.
3 Comments
Julie Chason
If I load a repository into TopBraid, but update using Git with Source Tree, does TopBraid "understand" the updates?
Anthony Chow
Yep.
If the said TopBraid project is set up as a git repo, it is likely to be automatic. If it is set up as a linked folder, you may need to do a Refresh (F5) at the tree folder.
FWIW, since I wanted to avoid merge conflicts, my TopBraid setup is linked folder.
Just like many things in I.T., always multiple implementation options.
Julie Chason
Thank you!