Repositories

Manage Git repositories.

Each repository is available as a Git Smart HTTP remote over HTTPS. Supported clients include the Git CLI, OrbitOne Web, Drive and the VS Code extension.

OrbitOne repository with versions, commits and files
Repository view with versions, commits and files.

Functions

Access, history and clients.

  • Clone, push and pullUse standard Git commands against the HTTPS remote.
  • Repository tokensCreate, name, scope and revoke access tokens.
  • Commits and versionsInspect repository versions and commit history.
  • Diffs and file historyCompare changes and affected files.
  • OrbitOne DriveDownload and update local repository working copies.
  • VS CodeView status and changes, commit, pull and download versions.

Command line

Supported Git actions.

Projects can be cloned or initialized locally, connected to an OrbitOne remote and synchronized using push and pull.

  • git clone over HTTPS
  • git push -u origin main
  • git pull --ff-only
  • Compatible with credential helpers
Complete Git instructions
Successful Git push to an OrbitOne repository
Git push of the OrbitOne demo project from a terminal.
OrbitOne repository status in Visual Studio Code
Local changes and repository status in VS Code.

Clients

CLI, VS Code, Drive and Web.

Git commands use the HTTPS remote directly. VS Code displays status and changes. Drive manages local working copies. The Web app displays versions, commits and files.