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Code Repositories

The Code Repositories self-service feature can be used to register code repositories and use them to create container images in the Container Images self-service feature.

Code Repositories (all)​

All registered code repositories of the Team are listed here.

ColumnDescription
NameThe name of the registered code repository used to identify the code repository in App Platform
URLThe URL of the registered code repository
Git serviceThe Git service of the registered code repository (Gitea, GitHub or GitLab)

Register a code repository​

  1. Click ADD CODE REPOSITORY

  2. Enter a name for the code repository. This name is used to identify the code repository in App Platform.,

  3. Select the Git service

  • Use Gitea if the code repository is hosted by the in-cluster self-hosted Git service powered by Gitea.

  • Use GitHub if the code repository is hosted by the external GitHub Git service.

  • Use GitLab if the code repository is hosted by the external GitLab Git service.

Gitea​

  1. Use the drop-down option to select a repository that is available within the Team's organization in Gitea.

  2. If no repository is available: Click on the Create Repository link to be redirected to the Team's organization in Gitea and click on New Repository to create a new repository.

  3. Click Add Code Repository to save the repository.

GitHub​

  1. Provide a link (HTTPS or SSH) to a repository in GitHub.

  2. Optionally: Select Private If the repository in GitHub is private.

  3. Optionally: Select a secret that contains the authentication credentials. Only Sealed Secrets of type basic-auth and ssh-auth will be shown. If no secret is available, then first create a Sealed Secret.

  4. Optionally: Test the connection to see if the authentication credentials are valid and App Platform can use the credentials to access the private repository.

  5. Click Add Code Repository to save the repository. The code repository can be added even if the test connection fails.

GitLab​

  1. Provide a link (HTTPS or SSH) to a repository in GitLab.

  2. Optionally: Select Private If the repository in GitLab is private.

  3. Optionally: Select a secret that contains the authentication credentials. Only Sealed Secrets of type basic-auth and ssh-auth will be shown. If no secret is available, then first create a Sealed Secret.

  4. Optionally: Test the connection to see if the authentication credentials are valid and App Platform can use the credentials to access the private repository.

  5. Click Add Code Repository to save the repository. The code repository can be added even if the test connection fails.